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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-22
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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18
ARIZONA ELOQUENCE
An Arizona Editor on the In-
 dian's Advancement

Col HcCowan superintendep of the
 Arizona Indian school snd editor of the
 Republican, addressed the Indian con. gre's at Buffalo on ths 18th. prox. on Indian education. He was el.ctsd president of ths Congress for the en. suing year. We make |. brief quota. Son from the first part of hi, speech It is all like this:
 Away out in Arizona the,e dwell. . nation of rsdmen; They and their people have lived there since time was young; before the white wings of the ssnta Maria hsraldsd the whit. mans approach to western Iaza.. Whence they cane no man knowe,h Ter the past is dumb and ,hs secre, iss buried deep. But this we know; hat e the.ysars sped by evolution was 'vsr bu'y chipping, carving, mould ng, until gradually the savags de- ''iepsd elements of humanity; lov. nd afsctisn supplsnted passion, pity | uddsd into feeble life. charity peepsd | rom behind prison doors and hoso;.. lisy b'ssme c virtue"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18
BANK OF NACO
A Branch of Bank of Bisbee to
 Be Established There

This week the Bank of Bisbse pur- chased 6 lot on the main street at Es- co for which they paid the sun sI $750, and before the week ends work will have been commenced on . sub stsntisl brick building which will be occupied by the Gaco branch of the Bank of Bisbes. The establishment | of this branch banking house at Naoo is another evidence of the growth and prosperity Of our border neishbor. The people of Nseo, and across the border will find an American bank in Naco . great convenience, and the Bank of Bisbes will increase its busi- ness in c new direction. It is under stood that the Nosaies Internationa Bank will esta blish branch at Nsco -Iseview.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18
CONTINUED WASHOUTS
The Railroads Suffering Much
 From the Flood Waters

The storm of Monday night again
 took out the bridge across the San
 Pedro near Contention making three times that the railroad company has lost tLst structure during the present rainy season. As soon ss possible . steel bridge, with suitable approaches is to Dc erected over the treachsrous stream. The bed of the stream is now nearly ten feet deeper than before the rains commenced. and every rush of water seems to msks it deeper. The mail will be t-spsfsrrcd scrsss today and it is hoped to have . temporary bridge across in tims to allow the train to reach Benson this evening, Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

More cases o! the prsnks of light ming in Tombstons is reported dur ing the storms of the past two days Lightning struck . tree in the yard of Of Attorney c " Swain and lei, i.s mark by splitting the tree to the ground. Lightning also struck near She dump of ihs boom shalt last nix ht and the top workmsn smelled 6 per eepssbly strong odor of sulphur i'm. msdistsly thereafter. The heavenly artillery appears to be directing a promiscuous aim in this direction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
A Tombstone Residence is
 Wrecked by it.

Yesterday evening during the heavy rain storm lightning struck the resi- dence of Vim ToL,linson on Eighth street and the frame building becon- ing ignitsd, in the interior, was sosn in flames. An alarm of fire was turn cd in and the fire department re- sponded promptly, but despite the heroic saoris of ibe Rremsn the flames were subdued with di6culty and not before the entire contents of the house were consumed and prscti- cslly rendered . total loss. Forum stsly no one was in the house at the time the lightsing struck, Mrs Tom linson and children being in the Hua- chucas on an outing while Mir Tom. linsop, who is foreman of the Tranquility Co.,, had just strolled down town before the storm. Tho light ming is believed ts have struck the gable end of the roof and ignitsd in one of the bedrooms. One of the railroad survey party. camped on c let near by, avsrs he saw the blisdinE Hash Of lightning strike and immed- lately after the house was envsloped in smoke. None of the household effects were saved and that which es- capped the flames were ruined by the denss clouds of smoke and volume of water. hence the loss falls heavily on the family, who have the sympaihy of the community, While the loss is one to be dsplorsd. yet consolation is offered in the thought that . possible further afaiction was svsrted ia .hs prsvidential absence of members sf the family during the iatsiul hour of the liahtning's visitation.
 Lightning has struck numerous places io and about Tombstone, but the destruction of she Tomlinson re- sidsnos sXsssds the record of the havoc heretofore wrought through that agency.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Weather clear today and is mne cooler but we had the usual rsins to. night.
 BA Packard is in town at pressnt from his rsnob. He has c n.y. mbsr oI newly imported bulls.
 Today was payday at the big camp
 Jack s,illman is Sling the petition of clerk at J B Angujs's store. during the absence of Frspk Johnson.
 It is expected that 6 new restuarant will be opsned at the north west cor. ner of Main street near the food gates by wm Sruai, he having purchased the property from Henry Tistgen.
 The Fros Coinage bar in vieing with the Opera Club in the matter of sls- gent inishings. the proprietors. Y Brown i O., are keeping abrsast oi of the times.
 The Bisbes big buildings are rspid- ly approaching completion.
 The Copper Queen hotel will De ready for occupancy in about fifty days.
 The brick wslls of bank building are going up quickly, and the osmsni foundations of the gymnasium are ready for She brick and iron. The lower portion of the Letssr blsck i. already sccop!sd ard :h; upper stories will soon be ready.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The s P Go, being unable to reach Fsirbank from Benson on their own track were granted the privilege 10 come over the A { $ E track to Fair. bank last evening, alter which a switch was made ts their own track. but later on were "held up" at Hus. chucA on account of Ia wsshout. Lss, week the A ( sE were obliged to use the F track for one run from Fair bank to Benson until there line was repaired.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18
A PECULIAR SONGSTER
New Kind of Warbler Discoy.
 cred in Phoenix

Here's another story from the Phos.
 ni1 Republican which readers may do as they please about believing. We VIII not voueh for the verseitv of it. For some time the msmb.r, of the family sf George W Brown, says the Republican, have been hearing "hss they thought was the song O, . bird. They were certain it was soma. where in the house but they couldn't End is. So they finally called in som. nsighbors and instituted . dstsrmin- "a search fer the songsier. They ound hin and caught him in the set Hs was lizard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Cochise county bids fair to again take the lead as the metal producer of ths territory. The Tembstone mines will soon be yielding their gold and silver. The big copper mines are be- Ing increased just ss fast as develop msnt can be pushsd. There don's sesn ts bs any limit to the mineral Dossibi .itiss of Coehiss county and bs> fore 11 months have passed Tomb stone will be . .h.ohh;sS business center little dreamed of now.-Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

A easkst of luscious peaches were received by the PhosrEoroR today e evidences of the degree of perfection which this fruit attains in Ton bs.one. The peaches were from the garden orchard of MT and Mrs Jehn Warden ssd the samples easily exceed com psrisen with Californis's boas.sd pro duct. Large, juicy. and rich in flavor sbsse peaches could easily maintain the honors as Arizons's Pride. A three pound bunch ei grapes added to the treat enjoyed by the PKospEcroa fsros.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

servicss were held at St Paups church yesterday morning as usual. Rev Elliott discussed prayer, and said 1t wac like . reservoir storing the wat CTS sf Code spiri. agsinst our needs In the busy affairs and trying situs. tons of life. A ohristian sheuld liy. In sn atmosphere of prayer. No service vas held In the evening be- cause of the storm,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18
Another death occurred this wee

Another death occurred this week as Psarcs. Our townsmsn William Hear died suddenly from the rupture sfs blood vsssel. Friday evening he was enjoying his usual health and retired. During the night he was ssizsd with s--souEhing fit, and he arsss and went to the dosr, where he fell te the floor and died imnsdistsly: He was man universally respected by sll who knew him. He had rsashsA she ripe age of three scors and ten. He leaves . wife and young daushssf sad another daughter Mrs Hsddy, all residing st Pssros, to moarn his sudden dsniss.-Rsngs Hsws.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Jack Perlinda arrived yeate,day from the Oananess and shaking hands with old Tombstone friends. Ar Perlinda was one of the Tomb stons contingent to join the rush for Alssks during tho early Klondike eI- citsDeut.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The opinion is Erswirg that what ever nsy bs tue rssult of the Schlsy Court Of Inquiry, Congress ought to investigate the naval carpaign against Spain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

MT Chas Mason is now the sole owner ei the Short Order Houss on Allen street. Mir Mason is @ we'll known caterer, ss the hungry multi tuds at the Short Order Heuss can attest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The total value at the place of pro. auction of the mineral and meal eu.. put of the United States in 1900 wa. sl ,365 sos,5s3 as compared with sI.. zie,2l4 ,637 in 1899, . gain of sII7 .., ssa. .s46 for the year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The Designer for September absunds in attractive advance stylss Tor autumn apparel ani milliaery. both of which are luciGly described and artistioally displsyed. Of sspec (. isl intersstt ts me thers are the articles in this issue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The First National Bank, of Austin TsIas, was an humble inita.or of the Hsr York Seventh, in leaning its .u-d. .;.hor. rrcrer security: .lso in having Its doors elessd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

We have received the annual cats. loEus of the normal school of Ariz ona located at Tempe. The catalogue shows the school to be in a prosper ous condition, and to be one of the best institutions of its kind in the west.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The Spanish grant" nuisancs is cropping up in the Philippine arehi- pslago; cropping up biz. ons man has . 1888 charter to the whole Of northern Lu1on, including Manila. which was confirmed by the Madrid people, just before they signed the treaty oi Paris.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Asked if he would be . candidate for the presidential nomination again in 1894, MT Bryan said: "I have said repeatedly thst l am . candidate for nc sEioe. However, I will not enter into . bond never to become c candidate. It would bs foolish in any man to announce his candidacy Ter such an offics ct such . time, and it strikes me as foolish question ts Dc continually put to me by the nsws- paper men,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Here is BIJ.n's latest: "Inper- ialism is the great issue between the two political parties. The tariff, to be sure, is an important subject, but to my mind, heart disease is a more ser ieus malsdy than stsmach sohe."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The Williams News has changed hands, Editsr Young who has been at the hsln for many years, retiring, and Asssrs Neal & Dswlsy assuming charge. The PRosPEcToR extends best wishee to the new journalistic workers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The suprsns court considered 36s cases lest year and there gre 736 sets of litigants who are rusiully contem- plating holes in their bank accounts and e many lawyers whe are rsvsrs- ing the operation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Ben F Smith, the hustliag stage man who ruHs regular trips frsm Tsmbstsns to Glesson and Psarce, |, was in yesterday with . load of pas ssngers. Hsrsturned today with four outgoing passengers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

L c Stashls ot Joliet, H., arrived in Tombstons last evening to look after the af.irs of his brother, xm c Stsehle. who dlsd hsrs on the 3rd in- stsnt. MT Staehls is a prominent business man of Joliet. His arrival has been delayed on account of the wsshouts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

An Omaha man has disappeared with $35 in his possession and the police think there has been foul play. Tbsy can't understand how a man managed ts escape from Omaha with that much money:
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The rsins sf last night caused en- other washout on both tho P ard A ( $ E between Fairbank and Ben sou and as cons, quercs no w.stsru mail arrived today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

James Cox was in today from iis rniaes In the Drsgoous, MT Cox is much encouraged by the copper shsw. iog in his property aad is continuing with development work to open up same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Tombstone is now experiencing heavy rains every evening anu come with clockwork regularity, starting about 80 p. m. and lasting several hours.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

An engineer investigating the Brooklyn bridge isthered new bit of slang when he told the reporters that he was "dry wire" he hsd no news ts give out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Probate Judge Bostwiek today is. sued license to c F Roberts of Bis bee to wed Msyms B Fieks of ssera- mento.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Vim Short the we'll known 6, David produce ranohsr, was a Tomb. stone visitor today bringing up c large oonsignnsnt Of vegetables which were readily disposed of.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

For the fiscal year ending June 90. there were shipped from Tucson a total oi 25.499 head of cattle, Of which number 3,s36 head were Mexican stock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

A disgrassful incidsn. occurred the other day in Kentucky. Two rival crowds fought q fsud battle, firing over 100 shots-snd nobody was kill ed. What miserable shooting
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Ata wreck on the Prescott 4 Phos- nix last week. tha engine va, left hanging on the south end of a bridge. while -trs caboose was just ready to 'opple into the stream on the other eide.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Cattlemen throughout Arizona gre net doing much now but watching the grass grow and figuring when She rise iD price will reach them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Cubans are aiss confronting negro preblsn; they object to the i'm nporta- .isn si negrs lsborsrs iron the U. s.. . practice said ts ks growing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

The assessed taxable property ei Arizona exceeds S3S eco coo and with c just aseessnsnt would reach three times that amount.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

A new worlds treting record was made by Crescsus, last Friday ct Cleveland. tho stallion making . mile in 2 :e23.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

There are sply three stsses and one tsrritsry having sssh q greater srs.. then Arizons. They are Cali'srris {, Moptsns, Tsxas and New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

ceased.
 JP Nichols to Copper Queen Co. Official bond of c R Bostwick. O6eisl bond si V R N 0rsavss. Bschsldsr < Hansen to J L Herrick Butcher bond sr O L Cummings.
 INCORPORATION. .Of Prevalent Mutual Building { Loan Asssei istion.
 Frank Dubacher to Jes Auhein Bisbse property $500. James Lamb to Mrs J H Myers, Bisbes property $65s. T 8 Taylor to " c AeDenald. Bis bee property $1e5o.
 \ H Hollsnstsin to Greene Cattle Go, cattle Slo0. Iu,srnstionai Land { Imp Go. to s F Mcguire. Douglas property s15O. Chss Stevens to A Fink, minss $l. W H Brophy to Edwards { Ed. wsrds, recenvsysnos of trasI desd. T K Mitchell to Hooker { Hooker, mines $500.
 J D Blair ts wm Brown, Bisbee property $50.
 W Brown ts N High, Bisbss pro- psrty S20O.
 Ore mine by Petersen. Four mines by A Duncan Three mines by Carney, Larus i Mitchell.
 One mine by Henry Kohen. Thirteen water locations. Hua- chucs Water Co.
 Five mines by Fl Tsvis. Four millsitss by J H Tsvis, One mine by Rssom | Rtsvsnssn. Two mines by Gray Woodard and Levitt.
 One mine by Thso Wild. One mine by Johnson, Brown and Overscksr.
 Filsd.by Huachuca Water Go. Filed by Jss Bignon.
 MORTGAGE J Murphy te A Gisslsr Anna Kelley te Copper Belle Ce Oksrstron < Johnson to National Cash Register Go N Blair to A RedswilI 4 Sons AcCul!sr { Msssinger to Bruns- wick Collsnisr Co E F Smith to B warnskros J k Tate to National Cash Rex Cs W Truax Co National Cash Reg Ce
 HOMESTEAD. Oi E D Collins.
 PROOF CT LABOR. Filed hy James 6 Gasson Filed by Chss Blackburn
 LAND CLAIM. Filed McClslland
 sATIsFAcTIeN OF MORTGAGE. I Bank o' Bisbse to H H Tistjia
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Henry Tistjen to Dsra Tistjsn
 AGREEMENT. Between R M Mckinney i Sons nd Jesse Fulbrigbt
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Kirk, the well known Sono . mining man is a Tombstone visitor on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Fron, Monday'e Daily,
 Dr Bacon and wife lsft this nsrning on their ssftera trip ss previously ststsd in thess columns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Pierpsnt Morgan no longer poses as the friend of the steel werkers. He was net fitted for the role.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

Constable Prustt of Pearce was in today from that burg bringing a sick wom an for the hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18
BISBEE j O1TlNGSl
BrssKR, August g, 1901. COVERINGS.

the creeks running and the b.illsidss green.
 Weather cool all d,.y. sultry 10. wsrds eveaing. st.iss svercas..
 Several cas's of typhoid malaria are rsporr-d. The disesse is of mild ty.e.
 An accident in hardl ing one o. the eonverters at the smsltsr last night caused the huge affair to cspsize, spelling its contents Of molten cop per over the wet earth. The rssult was . brilliant display Of 6reworks so- companied with dea'sning sIplesie ns. Misses Jane McHugh and Mae Cobbs are expected home tomorrow from their outing st the coast water ing resorts.
 Arrivals at the Norton Ckas Han on, D ssdwood; W L Morrow, Los Angeles; Chas KisssiR, Dos Csbszas Dan Sullivan and wife. city. Mrs. J Mason of the Norton house will leave shortly for . trip ts San Francisco snd the coast.
 There are idle rumors aHoat that :hs Jerome strike will affect thi. camp. This is absurd for the Bisbee miners are we'll contented.
 The following ofaieers of the 3isbee Aeril No ls2, F o Eagles were sp- pointed and elected last evening |: Appointments H c Baird, past presi- dent; J Walsh, p:esidspt; Walter Bowman, vice president; Ben F Moore. worthy secrstsry; J H Jsck, ehsp- lain; A B Petty, worthy treasurer {; Charles E Burke, conductor; pr Han kin, 10; J W Hannon, outside guard. Board of Trustees: wm Grenfell, Chas 8 Chase, Richard Barry.
 l Bisbee. August II. 1901 1 COPPkRlAOb.
 The delayed mali arrived today | Weather pleasant today. Raining tonight.
 Grand Organizer A N White of F o Eagles and Fl Paso team left this morning to institute a Tucsen seris,
 L F Hammer and wIle returned to- day from New York.
 Tim Taft was Bisbee visitor to. day. He has several stages running from Douglas to Nacosari.
 Some Jerome eI-employss are in this camp looking for work. | The Misses Blanche Hsrney and Jennie Slaughter of the San Bernsr- dino ranch are visiting Miss Lillian Burr.
 Frank Goodbody and wife, Miss Frances Cook and Chas Bowman, all of Tom mbstone, are visiting BisSee for some time.
 Mrs W H Brophy and Son were in coming passengers today from Calfor- nis.
 Services were held today of the Prssbyterisn, Episcopalisn, Ae,ho- dist and Catholic churches and all were we'll attended.
 Nesssrs Frank Graf and Phil Hart will soon embark in the mercantile business. Their line will be staple articles and groceries. ] The Plaza concert tonight by the Copper Queen band was prevented by the storm.
 Not single. accident has occurred in the shaft:: Of the Cop per Queen mine for several months. Miners declare it the ssfest mine in the territory.
 JF Mcfarland was today elected president of the Stag Dining Club. vice T F Darnall resigned. Geo Nolte came in last night from the Canansss railroad. He reports good progress towards the camp. FEE Coles, cashier and office over- seer at the Copps. Queen store, will leave nsIs Thursday for the coast for . short vacation. 0 F Nichols has been appointed secretary to Mine Superintendent C..awsop.
 BIsBKE, August g, 1901.
 OoPPHRIEGs. Arrivals at tine Bessemsr-J Al LundclI, San Francisco, Eden Blake, U
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18

From Tuedd0's Issue. kre N J Brown ie ovsr from Bisbss el visit ts her sister Mrs s Johns en.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-18
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week

PROBATE COURT ORDER. In the estate oi Sam Near, de- ceased.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
Full Of Co..

A young fellow. looking for clerk
shin. was recently recommended TO a city
merchant by a Glasgow gentleman When
the two friends met some time thereafter
the Glasgow man ventured TO hope that
his recommendation has been productive
of good results.
"On the contrary" replied the mer-
chant.
You astonish me-" said his friend. II
thought he would suit so exactly. he was
so full OF 60"
"And so he was. He has gone of with
a thousand pounds OF my money"
'Is II possible? And I thought he was
the very man YOU was looking for
"You are right there. He IL the very
man | am looking for."-Youth's Com
panion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
Ruined by Hobbies, ,

Many men have been ruined. not by
gambling or drink. but by apparently
harinlcss hobbies All hobbies from
stamp-cplccting and amateur photogra-
ply 10 dcer-stalkinc have had their
victims Kenneth Price the wcll-known
Scottish golf player. who died about six
raonths ago owed his downfall entire
is 10 golf lic was the son of Gordon
Price = wealthy Scottish ironmaster.
who left him his business and q big for-
tune Kenneth started 10 playing golf a
= bow and Tor * wears he lived solely
for tho game. playing n literally. day
and night; Tor he had his well known
links a. Aledrey lighted by electric
lirhte AT y cost of S35.o0o. SO that night
should not atop him whtn he wanted to
play.
At ST Andrews and ali the great golf
Ing centres he spent Thousands. living
al the most expensive hotels and spend
ing his time on the links lie did the thing
u,cll certainly for he held fvc amateur
championships and paid his private cad
die ti5Do year. Tie devoted only ten davs
year 10 business. the remaining 35'
20 golf Now. an ironmaster's business
re~c~ hooking after. as Price ultimately
found. for last year he was declared m.
soive1t and the reason ~ his hank.
rurtcr was easily attrlbutable 10 golf
II vas Yachting that brought about
she dorxnfau Of Elliott Reid. the Owner
80 the famous English racing boa'
Nyrteia. Tie owned. aitorether S7 hoat'
sn the course ~ his career and he said
FOR ter years he had never bcen out o'
sight % bis beloved craft. His love oi
yachting amounted almost 20 a mono
mania. and though he had an income ~
es9.oo0 year. q could not keen pace with
f,'s expenditures on yachts. When he
~ss brought into tho Bankruptcy court
tfs Yachting expenses were given-irulv
sncugh-ss the reason of his failure
5ie rpent hardly n penny. He lived on his
favcrlts hoat-the Olrsy--hsving mo
dwelling on shore. ard when she was laid
ar for the winter he stiil stuck 30 the
escht Tie had samples 80 Very rev
oky1e 81 racing craft built for him. and