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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10
PLUMBING.

PLUMBING: FOREST CITY
Plumbing Co; Estimates cheerfully
given on all kinds Of plumbing steam
and hot-water heating, all kinds of
large pipe cut and threaded to order.
and a speciality OF large fittings, repair
work speciality, office and shop 400
Whitaker street. Geora Ia phone 624.
Bell 1926, ". A. Slauter; manager.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10

tO5 AND GOT BARNARD, BETWEEN
Hall and Huntington; must be sold;
you can take one or both. E. G. Black,
16 Bryan, east.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10

$40 BUILDING LOTS; $40 BUILD
ing lots; 40 more sold last week; land
company going out of business owns
z s nigh, dry, fine building lots. 40 by
100 each, with streets and lanes at
South Savannah; many folks own lots
located here and paid $50 apiece for
them; 200 inhabited homes adjoin this
property and they can be reached bv
paved Middle Ground road; they are
only thirty minutes drive from county
Court House; our orders are to sell
every lot, and they are $40 cash each
as long as they last; get hump on:
fortune lays here. Platshek. ITO Bry
an, east.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10

FOR SALE. RUBBER TIRE BUG
gy and set of harness for cash. Adj
dress Quick, care News.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10

FOR SALE, SAW MILL OUTFIT
complete consisting of . engines. 2
boilers, stave machine, ~ head mules.
8 timber carts, $500 acres good aver
age yellow pine timber, located on rail-
road. low freight rates; will sell entire
outfit or an interest. Address Box 6,
WaYnesVille. Ga.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02
A TRAGIC DEATH AT DOUGLAS
\ Woman Fatally Burned In
 Her Own Home
BODY BURNT TO A CRISP

A telephone message from Douglas this morning brings the psininl news that a frame house of two rooms was consumed by fire and c woman nam. ed Howard was burned to death. The information received by the PRosPscToR is in etfecs..a. follows:
 The fire started from the explosion o! gasoline stove that Mrs Howard had just lighted. prior to cooking her evening meal for herself and husbs nd The burning fluid was thrown all over the unfortunate woman and soon her clothes, were . mass of flames Her husband grabbed some blankets and rushed to her aid, and subdued the A mes, badly burning himself; he then went to the front door and tried to get out, but the night catch fefus. ed to work and he could not get out {. and telling his wife to wait until be could go out aud break the d DOT in from the outside, he made 6 rush through she fsmos into the kitchen, and going around broke in ,hs door, but found that his wife had started to follow him out through the kitchen, and fallen into the 1smss. By this time the house was completely in flames and nothing could be done % rescue sbe woman. When the fire had burned out. her body was found burned to a crisp. Her husband vas badly burned about she face and hspds. The house in which She fire occurred was on 1l,h Street and near the outskirts of town and could not be reached by the water from She fire hose. Howard was 8 painter ID the employ of the Copper Qreeu com- psny and had been . resident of Douglas for a number of months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Robs. Morrison and wife. Col. Zs- briske. of Tucson, and G. Washington Pittock, representing the G. o. P. oame in this morning. They were met as F.irbsnk by Mrs. O. R. Tar bell, wm. Lutley and wife and Geo, B. willcox, Messrs Morrison snd Zsbrisks will address the citissns of Tombstone ct Schiehelin hall this evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02
An alarm of s,s v.. tu,,et in s.l

An alarm of fire was turned in Sat-. urdsy night about 10 o'olook, caused by 6 small blaze in the rear of the old liar, building on Fremont street be- tween Fourth and Fifth streets. The Rescue company were promptly on hand with their cart, but the fire was extinguished without their assistance The blaze vas started by one of the roomere gong away and leaving . csodie lighted, which burnt down and set frs to . newspaper sn the table. The damage was slight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02
DEAD BODY
 WAS DISCOVERED
Was Murdered in Mexico and
 Remains Were Found
QUICK MEXICAN JUSTICE

From . gentleman who came up . few days ago from Csnsnes, we learn that the ,hy of J Ceverez. the prom- inent Mexican ofiicisl, who stsrte1 out on . hunting trip several -seks ago in company with 6 guide and mysteriou -iy disappeared, had been found. Ceveres was . prominent citissn of Osnsnes and wss ia the banking department of the Greene company and taking . lay of for . couple of weeks, went out on . hunt iug trip. hiring . guide. His not re- turning when he said he would, oaused his friends to be become suspicious and search wac instituted but no trace of him could be found. One day last week Q party of American miners working near the Cspite saw mill noticed . flock of buzzards flying over a spot for . Lumber of days and finslly went over and found e mound of earth and stones which had recent ly been thrown up and horrible smell arising theresrom. Without disturbing anything they notified the officials and when the mound was dug into they found the body of Ceverez. On the body were any number of knife wounds, she throst being out and eight or ten wounds each in she back and breast, showing that he had been murdered. < search wa, made for the guide at once and he was found in little vi lsge not far from Cspite, and without the formslity Of trial, was e, ecuted Mexican style. while on his way to Csnsnes. Ceverezs 6 gun wac found in She possession Of the guide and ths, fact wss convincing enough for the Mexican cordsdoes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

MT s D North, chief statis- tician for manufacturers in the Census Bureau, says over his signature, Any compar- ison of the statistics between the two censusses-that of 1890 and that of 190O-would be practically worthless" and "It is impossible to ascertain by ordinary census methods whether or not the average earnings in any industry or in the country as a whole have increased or decreased" " Director Merriam evidently understood his business.
 Abundant prosperity" as a result of republican admins tration, must be shown. re- gardless of the facts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Clerk Duncan has the election printing for the various precinote about made up. The ballots and registers are expected 70 be ready far delivery in the morning. He has been busy during tho pact few days in getting ready the envelopes in which the b .llots are to be returned sod when they do 60 and are counted up the biggest majority of them will have the crosses placed In the demo-. cratic column.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02
PROTECTION AND
 THE TRUSTS
Republican Discussion Before
 Tombstone Audience.
THE CAUSE OF IT ALL

The g. O. p. again held forth st Schieffsiin hall last evening. the speakers being R E Morrison and Col Zsbriske.
 Perry Wildman of the local cent al committee introduced Geo. WilcoI f, c,erk of the district court ss chair man Of the evening. He, with a ie~ rsmsrks. introduced R E Morrison. the Murphy candidate. as the first speaker of the evening.
 Mir Morrison presented the record of the republican party through forty years of growth and prosperity of the American people. and laid particular emphasis upon its unbroken career of servios in the cause Of labor and ele- vs,ion of the condition of the work ing man, but neglected to state how it negle ted to help raise money enough to pay for the ne oessities of life on account of the tariff which protects the trusts. He called par. ticulsr attention so the great and ex- alted service of Presidsns Roosevelt in bringing to arbitration the great an.. shrscite coal strike in Pennsylvania |, wherein were invol we'd l47 900 miners and the interests of several great stste., but overlooked the fact ths, the matter wss immediately brought to the presidents notice by the facts stirred up by the democratic press. He stated that the republican party had always done more for the work. men and always kept iss pledges to she people of Arizons. But again he overlooked the fact that Republican house of representatives, senate and presidens have for yesrs refused to mention the fact that it was Speaker Henderson end his republican follow CTS thss were opposing the statehood bill aud Shs, shev will continue 70 do co.
 After he had concluded his speech many of the people got up and left tn hall ss they thought Ihs, was all O. she speakers, bnt Chairms su Wilcox introduced Col z .briske of Tucson, who devoted his stseutio to the tariff question snd showed bow the republi- can policy of protection had develop ed the industries of the country, given employment to labor and made everybody prosperous, including the trusts, and how the price Of the ue- cessities of life had been protected Co suoh sn extent that ths laboring man was unable to reach them. On the whole the spes ing failed to raise much enthusiasm and rather inclined the aver 'ge voter more in favor of the democratic party than he had been and convinced hia more than ever o the necessity of voting for Wilson to get statehood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Geo Montague, she we'll known rail- road mao, who for oyer 20 years has been connected with the N. M. & A. from Benson to Gusyma., was thrown rom his gasoline motor . few days since near Guaymas and suffered injures from which he is not expected to recover, He is well known in Uochise county and is Past Grand Master of Masonic Lodge of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

The couu,y js,l has received three new boarders since lass Saturday. Chas. Bonnors, of Douglas. was brought over by Constable Al Ssriok- lin to serve . term o! thirty days for being drunk and disorderly. while Cor stable Hayden brought over two, Paul Mitchell and E Moore, coloret. who will both serve she term of 50 days for disturbing the peace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

THE Phoenix Democrat puts it thus. Voters of Ari- zona, do you believe 1t safe to expect democratic senators to admit six republican sen ators with no democratic members coming in to off, set them? If not vote fol Wilson and statehood foI Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

The Board of Supervisors during the present session will act on the matter of providing two polling places for Bisbee ae it will be mex. to impos.' sibie for the 1736 voters to make out their ballots and cast them ct one place, land besides would take the election board two or three days to count up the returns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

The great register of Maricopa county, contains over 5000 names Ysvspai comes next with 5.3OS and Cochise follows with ,O59. H i, conceded that Coohise county will p'l! larger vote than Yavspai on account of most of the miners of ter. ome having left.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Wm Hughes and wife of Bisbee are in the city, the gues,s oi their dsugh- ter. Mrs Joe McPherson. Mir Hughes has just returned from R)semont where be hss been for the psst few months engaged in doing the assess- ment work on some of lhis mining clsims there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

vR ssiles, R~nerAi freight and pas seng ger agent of the El Psso < South western. with headqusrssrs ss Fl Psso is quite sick with typhoid fever ct that place. This is his second attack of that disease end there is sn old sdsge that the second is never as ser ious e the fret.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

HARE Scribner and Bost- wick are certainly good offic- CTS and have filled the offices which they now occupy, with much credit, Certainly we
 not only want, but intend to keep them for another term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Considerable repairs are being made on She old Armo-y building on Filth street in which she election is to be beld on Tuesday next. No doubt the ownersiwsnted to have the build" ing in good shape ,o receive the storm Of democratic ballots 0thss will find their way there on that day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02
REPUBLICAN MEETING
 IN TOMBSTONE
Some Facts Overlooked and
 Left Unsald
THE COUNTY CANDIDATES

The republican show at Schieffslin Hall oo S.surisy night wss quite we'll attended, but not as we'll e. when tae democrats held forth . few eveuings previous The stsge was nicely decorated wish flags and bunI. ing and to one side stood c stand Of old army mustets, while ov,r the stage large American flag was drsI ed. Perry Wiidmsn called the meet- iog to order and introduced A. L. Grow as chairman of the meeting. MT Grow made few remarks and in troduoed MT. Wright, she Tucson attorney. ss sh- first speaker.
 Mir Wright was we'll worth the price of admission in himself and kept the audience amused by his stories--from Sunday school ones, so the old ohes,- nut about the woman in the rollin s bath tuo. While Mir WHgh, was very fsir in como of his statements he forgot to tell you that Steve Roemer was 6 member of the last legislst i've assembly and voted for the eight hour law as well as did MT Woods. He forgot to tell you that in connection with the settlement of the coal strike |, that 1t was the New York Journal. the leading democratic paper and its editor Wm Hearst, who stirred shinss up to such pitch shat President Roosevelt had to do something He forgot to tell you when be was speaking about shs trusts and % sde reference so Texas, being tho only state that mode them come so time |, tha. TeIss has . democratic governor and legislature and slvsys had, and 1t was they who brought the trusts to time. In his statehood argumen, did he tel you that it was the Re publjosn- who obi 'csed to the stat 8. hood bill in the house and fought it |, d,d he tell you wno it was in the senate who were opposing the bill and b!pckei the united democrats in se. curing i,s passage. No, be forgot these items. yst he himself admits shs, unless the bill has the suppor, of the democrats in she senate that She same cannot be passed. Doss he know how the seus,ors stand on the question ss does M'rk Smith, who was there and worked with the ID Winch would you rather believe, one who was on the scene of action, or hearssy evideno-? Hssrssy evidence is ruled out in all trials ss it will be n this oase when the people cast sheir ballot for Wilsop and statehood. Mir Wright gave Mark Smith orsdis for what he had done in Washington bus wants you to elscs c man of op- posise principles to carry on the work Any reference to Mr Smith, brought forth . storm of applause from the audience which plainly showed how they felt on the matter.
 Alter Mir. Wright concluded his speech the vsrious county candidates made few remarks stating what they intended to d. whsa elected. The members of ihs legislative ticket were coIsp,cious by sheir absence.
 After the mestiog all hands ad.. journed to the Mining Erohsngs hall where . social dance was given and an enjoyable time held. The Republi. cans did not fail to smuse and furnish pleasure for an evenin, for the Tombstone e1ple and their efforts in this direction V re appreciated bus their arguments don't weigh for much on she statehood question.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

THE TOMBSTONE PRospEc- TOR accuses Canada of trying 10 bribe immigrants to come her way by an offer of 160 acres of land on her western boundary Prospect.
 Correct, Thomas. Can you blame them?
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02
JS Williams, Jr. assistant superi

J6 Wiliams, 1T, eseietans supoho tendeut of she Moctezuma Minio 6 company ss Naooesri, sonors, came in on the Bisbee stage this morning and will remain for . few dsys. MT Wil isms vas . resident of Tombstone in i,s early times and spent psrs oi his school day. here. He found many of his old school mates and friends ere. who were pleased to ses him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Word received from Fairbsnk this morning states that the condition of Geo Montague is still serious. He is alive but has uos yet resained con sciousues. and the physicisns have about given up hope of saving his lie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Cochise county will show a good Democratic lead over her sister counties this year. Cochise will be the banner Democratic county of the Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Fred Smith, who hss been captain o' the Bisbee ball team for the past year, is c Tombstone visitor. Mir Smith mas iust coms::out of tho hos pitsl after . six weeks seigs of typhoid fever. He expects to remain here for several weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Hear the political address N the City Hall n"xs Sunday night by Rev {. Anderson
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

The blacksmith firm of Wm King & Co has just completed the making of q la-ge steel door. xhich will be placed between She room leading from the sheriff's office into what Is known as the isilor's room,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

A heavy rain fell in the Fuachuoss this afternoon and will materially help the water supply In shat section of the country e is is not what i, usually ts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Jesse Sim mons, the assistant sup erin,endsnt )f Tombstone's school has returned from his old home in Wis., consin, where he went to accompany his sick brother who died soon after their srrivAi, has returned to this city and shis morning again resumed ais dntiea
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Sui. wss filed in the district clerks office yesterday by s K Williams vs. Cochise 0 ,unty, for debI The action i. brought to recover fees dissllowed by the Board of Supervisors. Attor.. uey Miller, of Bi-bse appears ss the pIAintiff's attorney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

A. L. Grow, while in Michigan recently secured c barrel of Michi.s gan apples and during she psst few days his friends have enjoyed some samples Of tbi- fam ous product.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Robs. Morrison and party left ihi morning for Willcox where he vii, address the voters of that place this ~ ming.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

OF all the officers in the territory, Del Dewis' record is the most brilliant, and the people of Cochise county will make no mistake when they elect him for another term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Every day or two some stranger walks into the PRosPKcToR offioe and ststes that be is looking for c busi- ness opening and w.n:s to be referred to some one who has business prop |. erty for rent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02
From TtIesday's Daily.

From Ttsesday's Daily.
 Tbs usual genisl oouutenenoe Of Attorney G1odbody was wresthed in smiles yard long yesterday morning, beng caused by the arrival of e lusty 10 pound boy at the Goodbody home. Mother and chiij doing we'll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Geo. Bennett, represen ting the Re- view at Bisbee, came over this morn- ing from she copper camp brios osins with bim the copies of the great reg ister .fc |. the general elention on No. vember 4sb,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Peace reigns once more ct Globe and the mines are running at full blast. The mining compaDie., miners and merchants have come to . har.. monious agreement and everything ct Globe Is settled.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

A big poker game was in progress yesterday and one of the participants came out several hundred dollars winner,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Judge Glidden, of ruceon. c prom inent lawyer, was ID the city today taking in the sights and will return to the old pueblo in sl. morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

The Morrison party were driven up Co the Boom shaft and around the city this afternoon by ,he reception committee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

The many frirnds o' John Mars will be psinedtto hear that he i. oon- fined to his bed with an attack Of typhoid lever.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

A partial eclipse of the sun is billed to occur on Thursdsy, October 30tb. Sail to be visible to the western par, of North America.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

The articles of incorporation Of the Turkey Track Cattle company were filed in the Recorder's office yester. day. Among the nance Of the incor.. porssors are found those of W o Greene, Norton Chase aud s Rob hins
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

W W Weed, the well'known sten. ogrspher of Tucson is in the city and will rem.ir fc, .everal dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

EJ Jscklin, the well-known cst- tlemsu is in town for 6 few days from his ranch in the Sulphur Spring Valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

SIM Miller, the Bi-bse lawyer is in the city on legal business and will re- msin for . few dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

The republican county candida les have left town as have the democrats and the field is alone to Morrieon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Mre. A. W. Hove returned today from Bisbee where she has been for c week past on q si-i' 70 her psren'e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Frank Hare, M D Scribuer and Seth Lesvenworth left yesterday for . trip through the northern euo of the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

e, W. Swain lett this morning for Bisbee where be will spend the week looking after he political fenoe..
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

WILSON and statehood IS a slogan worth putting in your think box and take with you when you go to the polls on next Tuesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

JC Hilberg. Of Fl Psso, and F NJ Stronbridge, ot San Francisco are registered e, the Arlington hotel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Theo Hocksoger, St Loui', Thos E Gaung, Chicago. and Paul Morgan, Phoenix, are registered ., the Arling' ton hotel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

P ID, lshsuty arrived this alter. noon from Benson to attend the meet ing of the Board of Supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Chas Wilkes left teddy for Fl Psso where he will rem ain for several days on mining business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

Dee Thomas and wife have moved over from Bisoee and will make tbeir future home in ,hi. city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02
From Mondau's D1ilu.

Wm Deal, of N.cn, who is in she city for . iew dave and may decide to locate here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02
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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-02

NOTICE.
 10 whom it may concern: You are nefeoy notlfed that the under sipned no longer holds himself respons,bt3 for supplies of any nature or work of anv s,no performed on the Copper King and Mad of Sunshine mines. sitna,ed in Turquois Distinct, Cochi,e Co. Az. .ona, said mines now being under bond 70 John Taylor and Lee Aatnsy, and I VIII not be responsible for any debts con- tracted:thereon.
 Signed.
 WM. HOLMES Lated Tombstone, June 2, i9oa,
Evening journal., 1902-10-08
THE GRAND ARMY

The boys in blue, who forty years
ago rushed TO Washington in defense
of their country, or, rather, the rem
nant OF that gallant army are back
again at the capital. The veteran feels
very much at home in Washington; It
represents to him in tangible form the
result Of his own accomplishment On
the way to the front so many years ago
he passed through her streets paved
with cobbles, saw the flag floating from
tine half-hnished dome of the capitol,
and went into the Virginia wilderness
with the heart OF hero.
The physical changes which now
greet his eye are typical of the changes
in the Government The insecure struc-
ture OF Government which was totter-
ing to its foundations forty years age
has been strengthened and enlarged. In
dustrially we have grown beyond ow
fondest dream, and there is less cause
for apprehension regarding the stabil
ity OF our institutions than ever be
fore.
Much Of this is due to the sacrifices
OF these gray-headed boys in blue. /
Is we'll that we should humor them, re
joice with them, and that the great cit
OF Washington should throw her door
wide open and bid them enter A fey
more years and this illustrious arm
will be only a memory, and these gath
erings, these parades, and this dlspla
OF bunting are reminders OF a gre
5 chapter in our history which in II
rush Of modern business we are pror
b to forget.