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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
OUR FAlRBANK
 CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items From the
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL
FAlRsixK, Apii! l2, 1901.


 Tbarsasy nigbt burglars .n .: q the room of James Mon,sno aIi ran.scted his ttun%. Th- u.is.es bsat ta hssty re:T.at Oh iin.'sefp each snd they dii TO, tv-n ttis tims ,o sItingui,h the hghi thy nsd.
 AI,l BGl'r, ,Ls Gusyma, rer'hsrt pa..eJ ibrou.h hsIs yestsii.y On h.s way 10 Cansns,.
 James Lamb came over rom Drs- sooa yeststd,r.
 A letter from G,or.e W Christian |, formerly of Ton,tstobr, c l,s him ct Midland. TeIas, -he he has accepted po,i;i)n in the Commsr- cisl hotel
 Sch,aItI, .n old time residsnt q Chsrles.on during its palmy d,ys, but now located sI Yums, was in Inc city Thursd.y. "J.ct," n he is ismiIiarly known, took c spis around nil old stamping ground before re- turai.g io his home today.
 Sheriff John Nunds arrived from Hermosillo, Scnors, yesterday with eItrsdi,ion papers for Cu,ti., who is % badly wanted h Ysvspsi county for st,gs robbery. and st present in j.il at CsnaDss. Johnny has good staying qualities ard inv.rably get, his man.
 Some enterpri'ing long-6ngered gentleman with . good taste Tor fine jswelry entered the private car whore Referee Fred Schumacher bolds forth and swiped his gold watch sod ehain. Fred was busy reading the PRosrEcrol ., the club end careles.ly le!s .hs sids door Of the car spep, be being uoabls to close came on account Of the Tusty rollers.
 The work engine goes in tonight to the Tucson machine shops fol much nseded rspsirs.
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Ksmsmbs: the servisss to be hsld in the N. E. chu,ch on Sunday at II ., m. and 7:a9 z. -. S:sS::A school ] r. m. Morning subject ''Chris,'s Ascsasion Evening sub iect: Rest" Morning voluntary male so,o and chorus: 'Rsioies, re- joice; the lost is found" Evening, voluntary by choir. Saviour Load Me Least 1 Stray" Alec . male trio after sermon, 'Come to Me-" Come Cn time to help in the twenty minute cong services. A. RAHaY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
FAT NERVES.

A whirl of excitement was recently caused in the scien- tifc world by the news that the mystery of nerve action has been solved.
 It is announced that healthy nerves are fat nerves-and that it is the fat in the core of the nerve which is sensitive and by hardening and soften ing creates nerve action.
 Maybe this explains why Scott's Emulsion has always been such a remarkable remedy for nervousness.
 Scott's Emulsion feeds thin nerves with the best of all fats, the pure cod-liver oil and strengthens them with the best ot nerve tonlcS, the hypophos- phites.
 For all forms of nervousness and neuralgia take Scott's Emulsion.
 Send for Free Sample.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

TBx WELL KNOWN PIAS) FIte r.oN
 IU.s AND Los ASszL.5
 The Is,luer Pia2. comp,Dy a-5 gsinG 10 ship seyeTal pisnos lo rons- stone Hi,nin the xeI. fsu dsyi to b1 c.rsd al special p:ioss and tsrra,.
 IL will bs. Q the interest 0i ev re. boiy that is cJalsmpl.li1s pas . oha:iuI !. piano b ia.psct lhess ia ,truthen:, aud get pric.c and terms.
 Thi, ktm hss aa s.,y paynea. lan that m.kes il poniole fo. .ny5Is 70 own piano. Tho pianoa will b. displayed ct the s,uiio oi Mrs. G..
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Gsod for Rheumatism.

Last fall I was taken with a very severe attack of muscular rheumatism which caused me great pain and an noyancs. Alter trying several pre- scriptions and rheumatic cures, l decided ts use Chsnberl.in's Pain Balm. which I mad seen advertised in the South Jer- seymaa. Alter two applications of this remedy 1 was much better, and after. usiog ose bottle vas completely cured Sallie Harris, Salem, N. J. For sale by all dealers in medicine,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
Harry Drssh nsa the sauniy treas

Harry Drsshnau, the sauniy trsss. urer, was selling ssme patented mines for taxes at auction sale in front oi the court house ono day this west. "Hsv much am I offered Tor this mine; how much will you give1 for any Of the elaine or the whole thereof" Thus shouted the the treasurer. An old .ine prospect or listened Co ths suctioaeer with sn in,erssssd look until the words, "how much for the whole thereof" were cried ous. "How deep is the hole spd hsv you got any ore in Ih' bottom o, is'' shouted the prsspsctor. The mine went to the tsrrisoIy.-Post.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Word wss receivsd today that the mammoth boilers Of the Toabstope Con. Ninss Co. will bs in Fsifbspk tomorrow: These boilers are the largsss ever shipped into tbe territory and weigh 55 ,OO9 pounds each. In keeping with the Atness of things they will be used in crowding work on what will be the larEsst mining prop. petition in Arixons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
A Raging, Rearing Elosc.

Washed down telegraph line which Charles C. Ellis, of Lisbon, Ia had 10 repair. Standing waist deep in icy water," he writes, gave me a terrible cold aud cough. Iigrev worse daily. Finally the best doctors in Oakland, heb.. Sioux City and Omaha sad l had con- sunp,isn and could not live. Then began usirg Dr. Kings New Discovery and was wholly cured by six bottles. " Positively .guarantee for coughs, colds and all lung troubles by Tombstone Drug store, Trial bottle free.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

"A neighbor ran in with bottle ol Chamberlains Co.ic, Cholera and Dfanhoea Remedy when ny son was suffering with severe cramps and was given up as beyond hope by my regular physician, wno stands high in his pre- fession. Af.er administering three Gssss of it, ny son regained consciousness and recovered entirely within twenty-four hours. says Mrs. Mary Haller, of Mount Crawford, Va. This remedy is for sale by all dealers in medicine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
RR KEPT HIS LIE i.

Twelve years ago J W Sullivan. oi Hartford, Conn.,, scr1 ch-s h.s leg with rusty wire. InfAmml,ioa and blood ssi.s.ing set in. For tro years he suffered intensely. Then the sest doc tsrs sr:eS ampufation, "but," he vrit S. "l used one bsI,le of E'ecIic E;;ers and I COX of RIckienS Arnica Sslve aad my ies was sound and well A :ver' For Erup,isas, Eczema, ret,er, Stlt kluep, Sores and all blood dis srders Electric Btters has Ho rival on earth, Try them. Will suarsa:ee satisfctsry r.iund money. Oalf 5a-;s -SslI sy rombstone Dru. Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
Coon FARM FOR SALE.

One hundred and forty-five { l45) acres: p acres in alfal- ia, orchard, pasture etc; six roomed house and outbuild- ings, also water right ii. canal. One flowing artesian well on farm. Can be had cheap. For further particu lars apply to B. L. LOfgreen, St. David, Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
The Best Blood Purifier.

The blosd is being constantly purified by the lungs, liver and kidneys. Keep these organs in a healthy condition and the bowels regular and you will have no need of a blood punser. For thIs Iur- pose there is nothing equal to Cham bsrlais's Stomach and Liver Tablet, enc dose of them will do you more asod than a dollar bottle of the best blsod purifier. Pnce $ cents, Samples free at all dealers in medicine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
When Travelling.

Whether on pleasure bent or business. take on every trip bottle of Syrup of Figs, as i, sets most pleasantly and eAsctually ca the Kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing levers, headaches and ether ferns of sickness. Fer sale in
 50 cent bottles by all leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup company snly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
LA Valuable Medicine,
Forlcougis and Colds in Children.

q have not the slightest hesitancy ia recommending Chamberlaia's Cough Remedy 10 all who arc suffering from coughs or colds says Chas V. Cramsr, Esq, . well known watch maker of Columbia, Ceylon., "It has been some two years slnce the City Dispeasary srst called my attention to this valuable medicine and I have repeatedly used it and it has always been beneficial. It has cured me quickly of all chest colds. It is especially effective for children and seldon takes more than one bottle to cure them of hoarseness. I have persuaded 1 many to try this valuable remedy and they are all as well pleased as myself over the results For sale by all deal' CTS in medicine.ss
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
1DvERTs.Ea, LETTERS,

Tho following is Ia, c. let.rI. r.- mGininS ia the genera delivery .; the Tombstone po.toMo, for .hs wsek ending April P. l>rs. Bsgnail. Lsursuca FloTe., Joso 1ng-rsoll. Sarah r. Prater, LZ
 Whsn calling 10: abcve lette.s, say advertised gl7jnS data ot Edyortiss- men.
 l.. q. CRAgLE,P M
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
Educate Your Bowels.

Your bowels can be trained as well ss your muscles or your brain. Cas- carets Candy Cathart;c train your bowels to do right Genujae tablets stamped C. C. C. NeveS cd in bulk. All druggists. Ioc
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Tonbstone's mstchlsss climate warm sunshine and withal delight fully p'esssnt days makss ono feel thankful shat our lines are cast in this favored section. Tombstone weather is the acme of perfection snd sssays 100 per cent in health giving qualities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
COUNTY RECORDERS
 REGENT WORK
Inst, uments Recorded During
 the Past Week
RELIABLE INT1RMATIjN jN.

D1KD RIAL ETARx Intern Ation.l Lad snd Inn prov mens compsuy, ID Bsum Ter < G.i.sls. DGusl., prJperty..... ........S lj0 Cs Bsumte. 4 GillaIJ. tb l. holsiadt, Dou.las prJp> srtv.. ............ 25J % International L-nd < I'm provsmsut company b W. H hsgsire DJu.las pro. s:y ... 5jO- O International LInd and I'm. prsvemsn, company to r [ Colss si al, Dou.l,s property UoO So International Land < In- p-ovsmsnt company 10 Mrs Y \ IEo, Dosgla, prop .r,y. :. 3l5 % Douglas Beer < Ice company Co :DouIla, Improvement company, Douglas property 59o % In:e:n. i; ns. L.nd snd im- pavement company to H Schmieding, DJuglas prop. srty.. IoS OO Jas Wolf to [ II Wol', land. $50 70 T K Mitchell sad II $ Wien 10 W k NcComs, Willcsx l5n) % sF Mcguire to A T prathsr, Douglas propsrty.... .... 2I5 %
 DEED.
 L H Moon, admi nis,rstsr estats E c Barker to Mrs L H Moon. L H Moon adminis,rator estate E 0 Barker 10 Mrs E H Schmidt. LII Moon sdministra,or s,,.,e E c Barker 10 Archie spragus.
 DEEDS OF MILL srrs, E and H Hands to Hilltop Silver Lead Mines Co.
 PROOF or LABOR. 3mines by T D Bridger.
 CHATrEL HlRTGlss Hon-r { Hurl to National Cash Registry Go.
 MINING DEEDS. Hugh McCram 10 John Sunfs, mines $S.
 JH MurrAh to c Collias. min.s $lOO.
 ARTICLES oT INCORPORATION Douglas Laundry and Ds,slopmen. company.
 Ariz ons Gold Miaing and Dsvslop- nsnt company, AGREEMENT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

The truth of this story is vsuched for by the editor Of . Paris, No. paper: A woman snIiously looking Tor her husbsnd ssksd the new hired girl: "Do ysu happen to know any thing of my hssbaDd's vhsresboutsp p' "I'm not surs," replied she girl, "bu, tsink they gre sil in the wasb."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Ths present csnsus is She hrss one ts report the bee keeping industry Of the country and shows that one farmer in every eight keeps bees. The annual value of the product is over SC, 800. 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
Tis lasy to BssI Gesa,

Counties. stho9sanis have found a blessing ts the body In Br Kings New Life Pills which positively cure Gen. sumption, Sick Headache, Dizzines., jaundice, Malaria. Fever asd Asue and all Liver and Stomach Troubles, Purely vegetable; never grip. CT weaken enly zscts at Tsms:.ene Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

MT R D Clafky Of Los Angeles is c Tombstons visitor. Mf Clafity is in the city with . view of becoming interested in-tts establishment of an electric light and steam laundry plant here should business justify.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
D.zon ei.. and S Fr.nks1
LOCATIONS

 'srg tt Si.
 LOCATIONS ; nin.s by " Gos5ricS ct al. l rins by iisnry Forest ss al. " mines by TaomA, Grlbb.e .. sl. . nice b s.m ] Ii!ler etal 1 aiI@s by John II Walker 0a,. niiue by John Casey e: a. l mile by John LNvsry. $ niaes bJ s $ sfy.nt ei al. nina by Asa Walker ct al. , miasa ty Anthony Bldn. c minss by L F Milsenberger c, al. mine by H Sohmiesing ct al 6 min : A 4 Campbell ni,e by Jotn Elis ct q
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Services st the Catholic church will be held on Sunday next, April 18th. let msss ct 3s. n. i: high mass 10 .. m.; Sunday school at II .. m. i; evening service ct !.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Services in St Paui's Episcopal church tomorrow morning and even ing at II c m aud : 30 p m. Sunday school meets st 1G . n. A cerdisl invitation is extended.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

H W KuoI, . mining man oi Pueblo, Col. is . Tonbstons visitor {. coming via Pesrce. Mir Kpox is in tersstsd iu some mines in the Chiri- csbus mountains and has just let . contract for 100 feet of work on sane.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

The seats that belong to the NJ. E. church that have been in Dsnssn for some time have all been returned in gsod shape.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Ysple { Moreno ars now ready to supply the trade with bottled soda in all f.vors Pstroniz, home iniu-try by giving them q trial. ti
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
Job .COuldn't Have Stood 1t

If he'd had Itching Piles They gre terribly annoying; but Bucklens Arsica Salye VII care the worst case sf plies on earth. It has cured thousands. For In juries, Pains CT Bodily Erup,ions its the best salve in the world Price e5e box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Tomb stsas Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

With the big pumps in running order and the railroad here by August next, Tombstons will bs putting her beet foot forward and climb into the front rank Of rsstern cities in the natter of population aud prosperity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

If troubled by a weak digestion, loss of appetite or constipation try . few doses Of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Every box warranted,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

GGUC.--o roar EoUsfs -.tc Ca-szsSs.
 Candy Catba-tis, cure constipation -l.sr, zS-.Je- IT Q = C fEi' GTuzgistS rs;vEd a.sz-
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Osborn's iano1s msxsrs aud lak at Woleott's |
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

re Uaes oDastIbsssou vorsesr. 1C. C. e. fsil .3-e. 6fSasis>s refund DoosB
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The Daily Prospector
 WI. HATTIeH. Ed. and Prop. APRIL, ..... ....... ....12 1903
LOCAL DOTS

Usw Are Your kfdasysf Dr Hobbs Speragus Pilis suse all . cBsy Ills SAY Ne free. Add. slertug Remedy so Ah.esSo o< H
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
OFFICIAL COUNTY
 PRocEeDIsGs
Minutes of the Board of Super
 vissrs
AN AUTHENTIC REPORT
TOMB TONE, April Q. ls05 .

TOMB TONE, April 9. lsO3.
 Beard net st 10 . Ia. pursuant to .dj ju'nmen,, with present Thomas R Yosi, ohairmax; PJ Delshsnty and George B Raay, and the clerk aud E W Had district attorsey.
 The n,iautes of she meeting of April &. l9O3, were read end approved.
 Tn, following bond, oi notsrie, pubic were approved by the chair mn 0: She board:
 VIC Fergu .on, notary bond, with Burton Mossmsa and l. 0 Oysrloek as ssre,iss.
 SA Merritt. notary public, with L c O:erlosk and 0 l. Ednundson as suresits,
 L.uis R Brown, notary pubic, win 0 to G i snho'er and : W C!awson ss surs ties.
 Butsh.r bond oi D s Drew sod G F Drew. ~i,h Chas N RsDsad and H Clifford as suretis,, approved.
 Ih. statement oi the supervisors srd dis ct attorn-y of the condition of ihs treasury wss ia substance as follows:
 Amount which ought 10 be
 in the trsssury. .$53, 924 lo
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

t0o. S34 lU The board audi,sd and allowed the f,lIoving claims: The Whitaker | Ray Co. bill
 hook No ...... .....$ AZ 50 H P Leip.uer { Go, rubber
 stamp'... ...'..--...-...- Ao V' H H McNeil 1 Go, office sup-
 pliss.. -. l73 sI Ysple { Moreno, supplies to
 Onees- io 's John Dunbar, team hire con.
 veying insane patient. eco. 10 % Clark i Court, record Of mines l6 75 AV Lswis, railroad fare Iu-
 dian vissesses. es...... 13 40 Alop1o Willie, bounty Fl coy
 ots. ..-......... Fl " Hi.b,e Msr Co, suppliei psst
 houss and I.il, Bissse. .... l27 62 W E Swan. guarding jail, Bis-
 bee, claim No l07 for $5,
 dissllowsd $l........... OO Board stood ct recess until ? p ID. Board convened ct , p m purssapt to adjournment for recess with pres- sn, 1hsmas R York and r J Dels.. hsn,y; sbsent, George B Rssy. Clerk present.
 The board audited and allowed tbs following claims: AV Levi,, sherif's fees lst
 quarter 1902, claim Ne l20.
 3I434 35 ,iis.llo wed $54. 2O.Sl3S0 Is M D scribuer stamped en-
 velopss snd P o ssamps.... 25 70 Y D scribner, transportation
 indigent. ................. 12 5O Board s,ood st recess until ' p n. Board convened at z D m with Supervisors York and D.l.hanty and the clerk present.
 rbe tosrd au ii.sd and allowed the following claims. Tomb,t,ns drug store, medi-
 cines for indiRepts- 6s E Wm HHstich, printinz...... l33 45 B B Nssbit, medical service,
 Benton. .................. 263 90 T A Bowso, Lurse and ooof,
 pest hsus', Bisbes es......... 55 OO Henry Walker, medisipss for
 indigens, Benson. ....... 20 75 Communics ton from DS M N .oh- olson, asting the appointment e county physician as Willcox. with en- dorssmenss of business men, reed application granted and clerk in- s,ructed to notify Dr Nisho!son of his sppointssnt.
 Board adjourned until 10 . m April 10.
 THOMAS K YoRK. Chairman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists. 4og Pearl s,.N.Y.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


John Dctling at his home In a..
Charles, aged %.
Mrs. Isabel Hopcwcll Rush. Of Ma.
con. Mrs. Rush was born In Russell
vile, KY, IN ls3i, but had lived the
greater part Of her life in Macon
county. She was the widow uf the
late Rev. Lilburn Rush, who was pre-.
siding elder In the Missouri confed.
crate for the NJ. Y. church. south, for
20 years. lntermcnt at Palmyra he.
side her husband.
Henry Nranklin, one ~ Rcdalia'a
oldest citizens. at bis home. aged u.
The deceased was y brother Ut tine
late Judge Willie Franklin.
Mrs. Cassa Wheaton, n pioneer
citizen of Hates courty.
Mrs. Joseph Huber, aged 81, of
Holden. Her husband died a few
months ago, They came from Boon.
vile about thirty years ago.
Carl Mollcr. grand secretary tor
Missouri 81 the Royal Arcauum, and
prominent q. A. H. man. In st..
Louis.
Mrs. Mary y. Foreman. ~ S,,lulia.
Mrs. Foreman WIS the viduw az the
late Theodore 4. Foreman. ~ Fulton,
David l.. Caldwell, AT his bone IN
Bowling Green. lie was born IN Pike
county In 1888.
Capt. ", a. u, Johnston, aged ~,
Mt Otteryillr. lie was the father -
the late j. ". Johnston. one If the
best known lawyers in central Mis-.
Houri. lie was a prominent odd Fcl-
low.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

unll to-day il is only rs ccnts for all
state purposes.
In spite uf this reduction OF more
than 80 per cent. In the tax rate, the
democrats have steadily reduced the
debt, until to-day II amounts TO only
$3.50 .s3a.ta.
OF this sum u.aa3. .s3a.ta Is held in
trust by the state for educational
purposes. the interest ON which goes
annually to the support Of our public
schools.
This ief, outstanding bonds tn tho
amount Of x7s7,OOo. every cent of
which will he paid during the cum
ing year.
In spite Of this excellent business
showing. the leading republican nT-
gan ~ the state clamorously insists
that the democrats have been too
long in paYing the debt.
II Is true II has i,cen long and
--e=ry road i"f ii,- taxpayers or sits
souri, now happily almost cnticd, hut
IL iS scarcely becoming riotous
spokesman of the dark DAYS of re-
publican misrulc In Missouri 60 cum
plain 81 The length If the journey.
To use the language of an exccp-
tionally intelligent southwest Mis-
souri, editor, the man who deliberate
ly sets fire 60 his own house should
not be too critical as to the amount
uf water his nciRhhor uses in ex'
tinguishing the flames
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
SOUTH AFRICAN SITUATION.
Lord Kitchener HES Agreed 60 Give
the Beer Commands n Chance Go
Vote ON Peace Proposals.

London, April i9.-The government,
leader, 4. j. Iialfour, in the house oi
commons, made the following i'm
pprtnnt statement:
after two conferences between
Lord Millncr. the British high com.
missioner ~ South Africa, and Lord
Kitchener and the Docr delegates ai
Pretoria, Lord Kitchener. while refns.
ing to grant an armistiCe. nn mill.
tRry grounds, has agreed to give ia.
cilitieS for the election and meeting
Of representatives 81 the various Bocr
commands 60 consider the position.
The Bocr leaders have. therefore. left
Pretorla - carry out This plan"
Mr.. liaifpur added that II was not
expected that communication be-
tween the British aud the Borr lead.
ers could be resumed IN less than
three weeks time.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
PROV WARRINGTON

The president announces that Gov.
Dulc's course has been such a. 60
warrant hi, continuance IN governor
of Hawaii
United States Senator Hanna has
won his fght for acceptance Of bond
for $780, 200 ba u for Ma Rnthhone, and
the latter will be released from Hnv.
ana jail within a few days.
President Hnoscyclt has appointed
Archbishop Ryan, oi Philadelphia, "a
member ~ the board of Indian com
missiouCrg.
Secretary ~ War Root. accompanied
by his wife and daughter. left Wash
ingtnn for New York, en- route 10
Cuba
The president cnblrd Gen. Chafrcs
60 investigate thoroughly all charges
~ cruelty 10 natives by American sol
disrs and let no guilty man escape.
The nomination ~ Jamrs u. Gar
field ~ Ohio 10 he United States civil
service commissioner has been con
hrrned 10y tho senate.
additional details ~ the water
cure" and other torturss said IA have
been inflicted upon FiIipinos by Amer.
ican soldiers were given to the senate
committee.
The president has vetoed the Hill pen
sioninE Thomas T. Waiter, Prnnsyl-
Nauin veteran ~ the ciril war. bccause
the record shows that he had been
cathirrcd for disohrdicnce of orders.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
UNIVERSAL CoUslNsHIP.
Fiass Botwren neIHainE Ea-
ruprRn PanAtiiea.

Constant intcrmarrying between
reigning families has produced a uni-
verAal rousinship In the twa great,
divisions Protestant and Catholic.
Of the ruling caste; and when one
highncSs weds smother the pair are
bound To share several ancestors aud
anccstrcss in common. IL is interest.
ing to note that from the handsome
aud clever Caroline ~ Anspach queen
consort Of King George H., descended
Caroline Of brunswick cousin End
queen consOrt of King George ".
Queen Victoria, Queen Alexandra, and
Victoria MARY priucess ~ wairs.
Caroline uf Brunswick, a princess
of ill.regulatrd disposition and incle-
giant bearing. was not allowed TO
share her husbands coronation or 20
figure at hts court as queen. The
brains and tact Of Caroline of Ans
pach descended in full measure to her
grandson'a granddaughter, Queen vic-
toria. while more thnn her beauty
has appeared In Queen Alexandra,
aud a large portion of her common
sense shows itself in the present
princess Of Walcs.-London Modern
Society.