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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
COND0LENCE RESOLUTION
City Council Resolution on
 Death of the President

On Saturday with the news of the death oi Presiden. Mckinley the city council convened in special session to pass COL doleDce resolutions and order the city hall draped Tn mourning and the city flags at half mast, as a tritute of respect to the departed chief sxecu- tive. The following is the resolution passed =
 Be it resolved by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Tomb stone:-
 Wherea.. we learn with deep sorrow Of the desth Uf William Mckinley, be- loved President of the United States and
 Whereas, by such death the nation has lost 6 good citizen, the govern. ment faithful servant. Mrs McKin- ley the most kind and devot, of husband5 end civilization a gallant, leader
 Therefore m bl hslf of the citizens Of Tombstone, we dspleTe SC sad tax ing aEaY, and in common with our fellow AmericsEs, We feel the loss and sympa'hize with Mrs Mckinley and tEe beresyed family iu tbls their sad hour.
 i H EMANUEL
 Attest: Mayor. W. M CAyASAGH, Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

The last words O! President Me- Mckinley, pronounced before his llps became sealed 10 death was a blessing, showing the highest state ot resign- atisn in utteiing them, when he said Gods Will be Done and No: Ours. Nearer My Col to Thee Those words have laelted the strongest men and caused tesrs by the million to be sbed in sincerity, in realization that such utte:ance. esDae from the head of tbe nation, and that a good true man had departed, worthy of the confidence and honors that bis people had bestowed upon him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
A WORTHY SUCCESS JR.
''SoMEfHINC NEW UNDER THE SUN.

All Doctors lave trisd 10 cure CATARRH by The use oi the powders, acid gases, inhalerS and drugs Tn paste form, Their powders dry up the mutuous membranes causing them to crack open and bleed. The powerful acids used in the ip- halers have entirely eaten away the same mem. branes that theIr makers have aimed to cura whlie paStes and olr tments did not reach the disease. An old and experienced practitioner who has for many years made a close study and specla alty of the treatment of CATARRH. has al last perfected treatment which when faith. fully used, and only relieves at once. but p.r man~nuy cures CATARRH, by removing the cause stopping the discharges, and curing all inflammation. h is the only rsmedy known 10 science that actually reaches the afflicted narts
 Ihis wonderful remedy is known as .sS\UF fLES, the GUARANTEED D CATARKH CURE 7" and is sold at the extremely low pr,ce of One Dollar, each package containing internal and external medicine suffi -ent for a full month's treatment and everything necessary to it's per feet use.
 "SNuFFLEs" is the only perfect CAT.RRH CURE ever made and is now recognized as ,b- only safe and positive cure for that annovins, and disgusting disease. IL cures all infia1,. non quickly and permanently and is also won deridily quick to relieve HAY FEVER or Coin in the HEAD.
 CATARRH when neglected often leads to CoNSUMPTION-''S 'SNUFFLES will save vcu II you use It at once. IL is no ordinary remedy. but complete treatment which is positively guaranteed 10 cure CATARRH in any form ,r siase used according to the directions which accompany each pacEage. Don't delay but send for Il at once and write full particulars as to your condition. and you will receive special adVIse rom the discoverer of this wonderful remedy regarding yoH case without cost 10 von beyond the regular puoe of "SyUFFLEs" tbe GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE,
 S~nt prepaid to any address in the United States or Canada on receipt O, One nou.. A dress Dept D 743. EDWIN B. GILES & Cow PAsY, 235o and 2s32 Market Street. PhilsdeI- phis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

The assassi stien eI Presiden Nc Kinley, happening 6, time of fsiiti cal calm and so clearly trscesble tc the anarchist iniatustion of s shiit- lees, unknown creature, it italiowed nr space for partisan feeling. Instead the great underlying loyalty and honesty Of the Amen,sn heart came uppermost st once ard from every quarter and every shade oi true citi- zen.hp have come like measures ol sorrow, affection and indigna,i a' the incidents of the dAstardly deed evol ed them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
WEATHER FOR AUGUST
Interesting Statistics of Ing
 teTest to this Section

The monthly report of the Weather Bureau for August Is al hand and is sgsin of much interest. It will be seen how strictly local the abundant rains have been, the average of the Territory being an inch below the normal. The rsin,sl! at Nog sles and Tomb. tone being the two highest in the territory and tho rainfall a, Bisbae being an inch and ard 8 quarter below the normal. The fol- lowing selections are of interest:
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

c W Nicklin, who for the past five years has coEducted a prin.ers' sup ply house in Los Angeles, enjoying a liberal patronage in Arizona, has sold out to a company called "The South west Printers Supply" of which Mir, Nuiford Wins T Is secretary. MT Winsor wGs for some time eugag-d iu the newspaper business in iuma and was clerk iu the last legislature. His many friends will be plea, ed to learn ot his association with the new firm, which will doubtless inherit the prosperi;yM Nicklin enj7ytd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
Teseher-Jobn, of whai is tn

Teseher-JobD, oi whsi is the earth's surface composed7
 Jobn-Lsnd and water.
 Tescher-Thst's right now can you tell me into what parts are the land and wa'er divideds
 John! don't know, but pa ssys fellow named Morgan owns lhe earth, and refuses to divide up with any bedy. Yes. and pa says tbis Morgan is using sll the water for his steck.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

The Tnmbs one cnntilgepts of students for the University at tucson include Mss Mae Bachelor. George Gsllep, J. hn Mare, Frank Crable and Chas Lsngpsas. Iombstone will be well represented at that institution and all left yesterday to be oB hand at ,he opening Of he term today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

The home grown hand spankod d, harefooted, hard f-ted, country boy makes the much better fgh:er in tb battle Of life than does the psmpered high cOllsred youth O. our towns and villages, whose clothes have already been hustsd with . whisk broom in. stesd of shingle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
A BIG SALE
Transfer of a Valuable Group
 for Over a Million.

The Yuma Sentinel says the report has been current that the Hedges gold mISes have been sold for Sl.- 250,O00. These mines are located about I5 miles west Of Yuma and have yielded immense weslth in the ye,- ow metal. a great deal of which. how ever, has been expended in high priced Litigation. The property has ben in the hands of receiver for long time, Two. stamp mills are in operation at Hedges, one hup- drei and the other sixty stamp mill. There is large cyanide plant there and several hundred men are employed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

Coarley Wilbur, brother of Ms Wilbur teacher Of the intermed.ste g-aIe of the pubic school, $ Ilmb stose acrIynl from San Jose, Cal. He has actop.ed "A position wI.H Yapie aud wI.l remala here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

Why people should persist in gel- ing mixed as lu ine "uear" and "Uii hOrse Tn a double team Is iCcouceiy- able, ~Len IL IS 60 easy t) rem5 IL Der Una. the "peaI" horse Is the one that Is faIthest away from the driver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

Today is Mexican Independence day and is being celebrated by the Mexican population oi Tombstone sn d Il is section. At Nsco three days of celebration will be had and bull fight is CD the programme.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

Thirty six Cuban children passed through Benson lat night on the west bound train for Los kngelss. where they will be placed in school by q e government. The Isr;y occup.,d d 8 tourist
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

John H Bowen and Harriet II Elliston were joined in wedIock las evening by Probate Judge Bostwick, The happy couple Are Bisbee Ie.i !ents and lelt this moruing for thlif hou e taking with them the hearty cOagiat- ulations and best wishes of tueiE friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

An Oregon man, a,tCr being drmi for forty five year, tudd, ny recover ed his sie-ch yesterday sui s~or vigorously. AS he Na- oI l. 4years old whel st,icken dumb, it wUula seem that bis early educatIUn was not neg elected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

From every portion of ths territory comes word Of the general observance ot Thursday as memorial day out of respect to the dead president. Ari- 'ons is loyal and mourns deeply with her sister states in the national be- Ieivement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

h spite of all the efforts O. the Bufslo people to Bske their chow equal to tba, of Chicago, unkiDd folks have called is the Tin-Pan American Exposition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

A government buguli.i tsIvs q at mosquitoes live only wb re ,Le' l. stili wate-. Water do sn'i fsua!r " still in hrizpna, yet we have one or two mosquitoes. -ruc. .on PO.t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

President Mckinley was shot just twenty years to day after the famous yellow day" of 1881, when P-esiden
 Garfield, the victim of the assassin Guiteau, w as removed to Long Brano Il ia last hope that he might recover.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
ip sorrow

President Roosevelt hes restored public confidence by declaring that be will carry out the policies inaugurated by President Mckinley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

The number of organized working men in the United States is estimated at 2,0s0, 900, di=idrd as foilows h American Federation of Labor, ,JOO,- O0O; Knights Of Labor 5 coo; Vest ern Federatienoi Labor, 5J,O0O; rail rosd organizations. l50 900; Indepen- dent trade unions, 250 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

On accoue et of the dea'h of Presdei | Mckinley the Fortnigbtly club will no. hold Its reg llsr mee ting this week Toe mex. meeting will be on October 2,d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

As the Post says, Arizoniaus take delight iu thinking what the people Of Arizona would do had Czolgosz at. tempted to assassinate the paesident in this territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

NIT and Mrs Chss L,ngpssp left ye. terd. y for Tue on where they went on a brief visi', sls , to place their son Cha ley in the University
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

Tomorrow is day oi mourning Tor America and all true citizens will bow in sorrow,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
From Tusdd0's Isstse.

US Marshal McCord took niLe unlawful Chinsmen to Lsn FranCi 70 last Monday, most of them f. m rucsln.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
BISBEE J0FTINGSl.
B sREE, Septeml e, II, 1901

CcPPsRING'.
 County Surveyor A Rocs IelloS csme over today from the county sea, end is here on official bu.iness. Mir Roskfellow is very popular and has hos. of friends in this neCK of the woo's
 " H Jones has disposed Of the Qu en Lsundry to A Beaton S Son The Qioen Lluadry will be conducted ss heretofore. MT Jones will, after rest-up. enter into business here.
 CE Cunningham returned yester- day from 'pper canyon in the Hus chucas, where he and others hay, some very fne copper property. Tle Morerci ball team arrived this ming aud were royalty received. They were taken at once to the Wal dori restsursnt where spread Lad been arranged for them. The game Sill be played tomorrow afternoon at Don Lous. On Monday the team will meet Rt Nsco Tor purse of Sl0O
 LATER .-Morenci was again vic- torious-.Gore s 10 20
 The city today is dfape1 in mourn ing in ho1or 0! President Mckinley and fsss were half-mssted.
 Gocdboay and wife have returned from Tombstone wh ra they have been ssjourni3g for some time with their son, ike well knCwn attorney.
 One Of our citizens ihis evenincior icing drunk and disorderly; wa brought b,iore Judge Wilcox and fined slo. He went hom and mad, himself 70 dissgreeall ls generally that the neighLors complainel and he wa. again arrested, went through the same process oI law, and was fined S25, net being able 10 sslisiy the oi~ tended digpiiy oi the county by ihe payment Of the Gne at the memeute he was accommodated with apart mepts in the city held-oSeT.
 Bert Mossman, cap'ail Of tie Arizona Rangers, has retGrnCd from Phoenix, where he has been on busi- ue connected wi:h that company. He states that sll Of the members of the company Lave been picked out but not ali have yet been sworn in Severel cf those who have been en- listed are BOW out in the field at work. and they may be heard from al any time. As soon as all the men have been enlisted ihe names oi the company will be published Review.
 Bi.bee, September 1G. 1901.
 COVERINGS.
 Trunk Wright and Chas Edney of Gleeson were vi-itors on Sunday.
 The weather is hot and sultry, but il is very pleasant during the night,
 Mrs Julia Cunningham and cnil- dren returned yesterday from their c 4liicrnian trip.
 4 great many of cur citizens 8: tended the celebration at Naco yeso terday.
 Jack Graham leaves tomorrow for the east, before returning he will visit the Buffalo Exposition.
 Mir. c E Adams and children re- turned Sunday from Santa Anna Cal. where they spent the. summer. Isaac BsilCv, has sunk 8 very fire well in Tombstone canyon and is BOW rtsdy tO supply water to our citizens,
 The Bisbt Gun club were CT ;hsiI grounds Sunday and some very hand, scme scores were made.
 SIX Williams has received a law library Of great value mlrising it'll set O! the United States supreme court reports down to 1900. The library was formerly owned by the late Judge Staehle of Tombstone, It is expected that tEe new post emce will be ready for occupancy on October let. IL sill te O very fl c bui ding snd will provide ample sc-
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

Mrs James Reilly left for Tuc.t n Friday on a visit to frierds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

CM Henkel the jeweler, has en- gsged an expert engraver and tie samplesJ his artistic werk is very fine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

From Monday'e D1i.y.
 Mrs sime Cali n and Miss Rsfaels Darsz> a-e in Tueson on a visit.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-12

sacando aqua cortando lena. Y ell almuer-
20 que me espera Sc com pone de habichuelas
viejas, que estan al fuego hace cnatro horas y
que no gu eren ablandarse, y de un POGO de
gusado; como bebda, aqua. pesar de toda
mi energfa moral, me faltaran las fuerzas, 81
este regimen dura mucho tempo, sobre todo
bajo un china tan debllitante de suy0.
MediOdtI.-He tratado en- vano de dormir
algo. Estoy anqullado de cansancio, pero
desde que me acost6, las tristezas acudieron
de nuevo mi me moria, de tai manera la
amargura de esta suerte inmerecida me opr-
me ell coraz6n. Tengo los nervios demasiado
distendidos para que pueda gozar de un sue
no reparador
Ademas, Ia tempestad amenaza el ceo
esta sombrfo y hay un calor pesado SOTO
cante.
Qusiera que las nubrs SO deShicierAn en-
lluvia, para que asf resfrescara esta atn6sfe-
eternamente enerVante. Ell mar es de un ver-
de glaaco; las olas, enOrmes macizas, como
81 Sc concentraran para un gran sacudimiento
tQu6 preferlble serfa la muerte esta agonfa
lenGa, a este martirio moral de tudos los las
tantes Pero no tengo 81 derecho de morir
por Lucia, por mis- hjos, estoy en- la obIiga-
ci6n de luchar hasta doude me 10 pernltan las
fuer2as.
Microbes lode Mayo de 1895. -iAh las no.
CueS uoTIlDieSt Oll 6ulUtfSO, HE l6VhuI6 aver
como de coStumbre, las cinco y media. Ira
baie todo ell ola, no dorMi la sesta, cerca de
las cuatro cort6, dursnte una hora, la indis-
pensabe lena, me sentf tan cansado, que las
piernaS los brazos me tembaban. A pesar
de todo, no pude dormir sino despues de media
noche.
81 al menos pudiera leer escrblr en- las
horas nocturnas. Pero Sc me encIerra sin
luz desde las ses, ell farol del puesto de guar
dia que tan insu6centemente me alumbra pa
ra cualquier labor, produce en- cambio una
claridad suhclentemente para incomodar mi
sGefo.
Jueues, de Mayo las II A. N. Ell correo
procedente de CAyena, lego anoche. dMe trae-
ra, por fin, cartas, noticas de los mfos Es
una pregunta que me hago cada nstante,
desde esta maGana Pero he apurado tantas de
cepciones, hace varios meses, me han sobre-
venido cosas tan euervantes para la concien-
cia humana, que dudo de todo de todos, ex-
cepto de los mfos.
Creo, estoy SECURE, que encontrsran la luz
tan exceiso existe en- elos oil sentimento de
honor. No tendran nj tregua ni reposo, en-
tanto consigan ell obieto que persiguen,
Alfredo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-12
Las memorials de DreyfuS
"OINOO A-,OS DE MI VIDA

M diario para ser remitido d mi esposd


Viernes, 26 de Abril de 1896 Hoy, otra
vez ell toclno en- conserva. Lo arrojo. E CO.
mandante de las islas llega despues, tray6n-
dome t6y tabaco. En- lugar del te, hubiera
preferido leche condensada Que tambien pedf
Cayena, pues les c6licos no Sc me quitan.
Me dan tftulo de pr6stamo, cuatro platos
pianos dos c6ncavos y dos caceroas; pero ma
NADIA que poner en- elos.
Me dan, igualmente, las revistas que mi
esposa me envta. Pero sempre sligo priVado
de cartas; en- Verdad que este es demssiado in
humane,
Escribo Lucia: los minutes que dedico a
escribira, son los Gnicos de calna moral. La
pido constanteBente que tenga vaor, ener-
gfa, pues es urgente que nuestra honra apa-
rezca, para todos sin escepc6n, como 10 ha si-
do sempre, pura sin mancha.
Este calor terrible lie quita uno las fuer-
zas, las energias ffscas,
Sdbod0. ~ de Abril de 1S95.-Por causa del
calor que aumenta desde las diez de la mana
ma, ha variado ell empleo del tempo, Me le-
vanto en- la madrugada "a las cinco treinta),
hago fuego para e cafe 8 ell t6. Luego cocl-
no las legumbres secas enseguida arreglo la
CANA, me aseo ligeramente aseo la celda
A las ocho, me traen la raci6n diaria. Con-
cluye ell cocmiento de las legumbres, Y en-
los dias que ma dan carne, la aso despues.
Todo termina a las diez, pues por la tarde CO.
mo los slimentos frfoS, para no estar ante el
fuego otras tres horas
A las 10 A. M. amuerzo Leo trabajo,
sueilo, sobre todo sufro hasta la tres
Vuelvo asearme con mas detencl6n,
las cinco, cuando Ell calor est& decinante, voy
4 cortar lefia, sacar aqua del pozoi lavo la
ropa, etc. A las sels como 10 restante del al-
muerzo. Dsspues me encierran en- la zelda.
Son las que siguen, las horas mas largas, No
he podldo obtener una lampara para alum
brarme de noche. Els cierto que hay un farol
en- 81 puesto del guardla, pero su luz lega has
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-12
Prisi6n y divorcio

Las noticlas que llegan de Belgrade Aus.
trla-dan cuenta del grave conhicto que alf Sc
ha suscitado con motive de la tcci6n que Sc dl.
ce rea lzada por la relna Draga.
Di,ese que ell gabinete desea dimitir, Y que
acouseja al rey Alexandra que Sc divorcie de
la reina la encierre en- un convento ruso, En-
otros cfrculos de la corte Sc asegura que las re-
lacones entire ell rey la reina son cada dia
mas apasonadas.
Sc han celebrado va numerosas conferen.
clas entire el gablnete servio y los representan.
tes de Russia, buscando la manera de disipar Ia
desagradabe impression que la conducta de
Draga hs producido al Zar
Core tamb6n e rumor de que la reIna to-
mo un veneno cuando ell rey descubr6 el com.
plot que ella habla tornado para presentarIe
un faso heredero 'que con tai motive estA
grayemente anferma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-12

Tn importante acuerdo del Ayuntamiento to

dicho Tribunal, prerrogatiya que, sin duda
ninguna, sc ha deiado la discretion del 60
bernador.
no cabe interpreter de otro modo la le-
ira de la ley
Ahora bien los Tribunales unipersonales,
sobre todo 81 sus funciones son de una fndole
tan vasta compleja como la de los Tribuna-
les de Policia Que, ademas, carecen de ana me-
t6ifca organization, soL siempre odlosos re-
sultan deSp6ticos; y 10 justicia aSf ejercida, es
nm poder temible indigno de la cultura de
la libertad.
En- tai vrtud este ayuntamiento Sc permi-
te acordar, acuerda por unaniGdad, que SO
suplique al gobernador el estab ecimiento de
los tribunales de policfa, de conformdad con
ell texto de la ley, con dos jueces mas asocia
dos al juez de poicfa; y que puesto que la
ley le fsculta para clio, Sc Sirva nombrar d.
chos dos jueces asociados propuesta en- sta
elevada por los ayuntamientos, con 10 cual
qnedar&n constituidos los tribunaleS de poll
cfa en- la misma forma que 10 estan los tribu-
males municipales, las Cortes de Dstrito ell
Tribunal Supreme; reSutando an6malo TODD
10 contrario, y mas por tratarse de tribunales
que, como los de poicla, tienen facultades pa
ra imponer trabalos forzados por 30 dias. En-
tendi6ndose que los referidos jueces asociados
10 seran nd honoren y solo para el acto del jul
clio dlctar sentencia, y que tai nombramien-
to no tendria que yer nada con ell jnez susti
tuto, de qldell no hdbta IN leu, pero que puede
subslstlr para sustituir al jue2 propetaro
cuando este no pueda ejercer.
Este ayuntamlento cree que con tai medi-
da interpretara helmente la ley ell gobernador
elevando ademas, mly alto ell prestigio de la
patrla americana en- el seno del pueblo puer-
tnrrinunfin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-12

Nuestro corresponsal de dicho pueblo nos
remite para su publication ell sigulente mpor-
tante acuerdo que recomendamos los ayun-
tamientos de la isa.
Dice asi
"a moci6n de la presidencla SO tom6 ell
acuerdo que sigue;
Cuando Sc establecieron por primera ve2
los NAL lAmados trbunales de pocfa, eier
ciendo de jueces los alcaldes, fu6 casi unani-
me la protesta del pats por 10 impersonal de
la institution.
Sc dijo con posteriordad, en- la prensa,
que la legislature dictarfa una ley reforman-
do los tales tribunaes en- sentido mas demo-
cratco, Sc vic que efectvamente tratose de
que fuesen aquelos consttuldos con jueces
asociadoS.
Mas he aquf que Sc pubica la ley, Sc reor-
ganizan por ella los tribunales, subsste la
impersonalldad desp6tica arhitrara
Sinembargo Ia Secci6n II de dcha ley
dice:
GSecci6n II Ell goberpador nombrara por
Smedio de la recommendation con la anuencia
<de Consejo executive I'm juez de policfa Y
GESTA BLECERA UN TRIBUNAL DE PoLICfA en-
Stodas aquelas ciudades poblaciones en- que
ahora exista un Tribunal municipaLS
De esta secci6n SO desprende: To- Que el
gobernador nombrara con Ia d7luenctd del Con-
SejO un jue2 20. Que ell gobernador estabe-
cera-per Sc nn Tribunal
Lo primero eXste en- toda la isa; 10 Sc
gundo no Sc ha intentado siquera.
Nadie puede negAr que en- la retertda sec
c6n Sc habla de nombrdr un juez y de eStG-
blecer un Tribunal asi como que Sc afrma que
e gobernador no neceSita de la recommendation
de la anueucia del Consejo para establecer