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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20
CAVE HIM Z YEARS
VIM. Ware Gets That Much
Time for Killing
His Wife.
WOULD HAVE GONE HARDER
WITH HIM BUT FOR DOUBTS
OF HIS SANITY.
There Were No Witnesses to the Trag
edy, But Ware Confessed the
Crime.
OTHER NEWS oF TIE COURTS

The iury in the ease of the state
against Wm. Ware who was placed
| ON trial Monday morning charged NIth
the murder of his wife brought i'll a
verdict this morning, finding the de-
ond degree and fixing his punishment
at twelve Years in the pGnitentialy.
The ease was submitted 10 the jury
without argument This was brought
about on account of the doubtful mon
tallty of the defendant. IT was wei
known that on more than enc occasion
he had been violently insane and the
presumption is that he Killed his wife
III a fit Of insanity.
There We're no witnesses To tire
tragedy aud no well connected circum
stantial evidence e9oD which to eoa=
vet him for laas.i#4 in The l6sj d
gree
However be 6s~ het aenied killing
his Wfte hu' confessed Il on more
than ol4e# occasion.
Ware is now s5.d t. at IA .dafg
state ald was nat aiifs'a ~ "a "a
TIN stand Iie T5s defended - At.
tolnyy Cleed Caldwell.
2. l.. Young, a $40 who was in
dictod for obtaining money llnder
false nre1enses is being tried today.
II. Il. G. Foster is his attorney
The case OF the state against Tom
Stewart is set for trial today, but it
case. Stewart is the postofIicc clerk
Who was indicted for forgery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20
Water and Liaht Com n7ittee.

Aedlman Boyce reported an inspec-
ton had been made Of the new scr.
vice lights. The report sho&es. tieat
fourteen arc ligts had been placed.
also POO incandeseent lights rad beea
furnished and that the same wee in
satisfactory condition
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20
Ordinance Con1nitcee.

Alderman BoEea reported ;n inspeg-
vestigation had been m4dt IL tie INST
ter Of extending water mans op &5@.t
Fifth aTenHe and asked for furt2@r
time as the officials Of tsa ight a2l
Water COMPANY had ;eQue. 4 fufjse4
time 10 contel' With higher officials
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20
~ IL 4 :. * :: :: X
NOT A SOUL SPARED.

4 Knoxville. Tenn. May 20.-In
& formation lust received from Coal
i Creek. Tenn, says a rescue party
4 has entered Fraterville mine.
! Every soul within it is dead. The
X list will reach between Us and
= 2225. Over thirty bodies have been
IS recovered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20
Addition K. HeIIWood.

Under head of unfinished business,
Mayor Bell reported that the matter
& purchasing the lots near the cenl
etery had been attended to AMI the
deal had been closed with Mr.. Trim
bic.
The board of public affairs was iE-
s!lIcted to let contract Tor arcning
tho dram between Second an;, Third
avenues and Chestnut and Walnut
streets. The matter of extending the
culvert over Walnut street was refer.
red to the board of public works.
Mr. Westall stated that he had
gathered info nation relative to Elm
street and given it to the city attor-
ney.
Holland & Lampert were granted g
permit to Iect q house for ter porary
use. while their new brick building
is being erected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20

justice fos fse people of Cuba instead
OF STRIFE 1T Is have Schools com
meice aaa et,H-buiid mp the conn
uy, educate the people and develop
the resources 81 cur wonderful islan4
Nennhlic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20

Alderman We'll moved that the
fences End other Instructions on Elm
street be declared a nuisance, and if
in ten days same is not removed CHEF
Craig be directed to remove same
The motion was seconded and car
rled
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20
LOYAL to the Cause.

When he was finally captured at the
end of the st: uggle and sent a prison
er to Spain he remained always true to
the cause. His mother had died of eX-
posure after ten days hiding in the
forest without food. while t.tr Spanish
troops were in pursuit. his estates had
been confiscated because he refused to
swear allegiance to Spain. But now
his reward has come.
Cuba's troubles at the hands Of
Spain began with the first occupation
of the island by Spanish adventures.
There were 500 600 confiding and
peaceable natives. Slavery and cruelty
wiped them off of the land in fifty
years Again population increased
and again persecution cut it down.
Spain raNaged the islands for 7aXes
and refused it protection from pirates.
Yee rn for Liberty.
Toward the end Ct the last centRl y
e}eyoa m0aths OF British rule brought
beginnings Of prosperity. 50 that when
Spanish eza0tidn returned the plant
e. aad e4eH the small holders Of
pr petty. 2sew fall q the sa.,if ef
revolution Their sons they sent "a
G4e united States to learn OF liberty.
s2aia 9aW the Heril and crushed tle
budding spirit.
1u9= wars OF the century beean, Tho
bloody years being. 1873, 1S2d. 1S-&
4S5a. 1S48. 1851. 1871. lS53, 1S6S-1S-S,
w.. and finally 1Sg5-1S9S. This l;.s1
war alone cost Spain 150,6 men and
ovcr >l0Q qun .060 .000 in cash. 2nG Gu
ia a3ve III 100000 lives through star
walton alone.
Bat EoU, the island with It's 1000
square miles Of land. its 2,200 miles
ol coast. 200 ports, 200 rivers, 17.ooA.-
G0o acres Of forests and its fertile ana
productive plantations. can start on q
caleer Of prosperity such as Will sur
pass all ti3at the slaughtered millions
ever dreamed IN their century Of stluS-
gle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20

p. l.. Young, a IL $40 who Wa5 in
dicted for obtaining money under
false uretenses is being tried today,
H. h. G. Foster is his attorney
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-20

4~ ,a@ o3ua= ~=G5f3 ba~iee. make
t''r leEi~.at5aH eeaa&iuS ihe eues-
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Supervisors of Maricopa county have
discontinued the cemetery in the town
of Wickenburg Immediately across the
railroad track from the depot and estab-
lished a cemetery or burial place upon
the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section two, township seven
north, range five west, Gila and Salt
river base and meridian in said Mari
copa County.
That all persons having friends or rel
atives buried in said former cemetery
may at their own expense disinter and
remove the remains of such friends and
relatives to the said newly established
burial ground and cemetery; and that
if the said remains are not SO removed
on or before the first day of April, 1902,
the same will be disinterred and remov-
ed according to law.
Done by order of the Board OF Super
visors, this Goth day of January, 1902.
NERI OSBORN, Clerk,
First pub. Feb. /, 1902,
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
Invidious Comparisons.

There are a whole lot of people
in every small town who like to
crack pale and emaciated jokes
about their home paper. They
like to ridicule it and laugh at it
and hold it up for facetious COM
parison with the metropolitan
newspaper. They expect their
home paper to laugh for them and
weep for them, and the only time
it really is ridiculous is when it
does this. If these same people
lived in city, the only way they
could get their name in one of the
big papers would be to go out and
lie down in front of a street car
or jump off the roof of a high
building. They could become the
father of dozen children and they
would not get any consolation out
of their boasted city paper but a
few misspelled names among the
vital statistics.-Enterprise.
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
Hotel Arrivals.

The following were registered at
the Baxter the past few days: Owen
Murphy, Gilt Edge, Montana; Os-
car Jennings, Robinson Camp; J.
K. Murphy and family, Freda
mines; F. A. Vorhees, Homestake;
0, L. little, Denver; John Miller,
Black Rock; R. w. Parker, Phoe-
nix; Theo. H. SENIOR, c. F. Ly-
man, Breckenridge, Colo; K. Hora,
Prescott; L. F. Reynolds, San Do
mingo canyon; Nat Rosenthal.
Chicago; Alice Brazenor, Black
Rock; w. A. Greene, St. Joseph
Mo-; Alfred B. Noxon, Colorado
Springs; G. H. Jones, San Francis
co; H. M. Morris, Phoenix.
The news-herald., 1902-02-08

L. FL. Hamilton, secretary OF the
board of trade of Phoenix, went up
to the Sam Powell and adjoining
claims Sunday in company with
Dick Hall. Mr.. Hamilton, besides
being connected with the board OF
trade, which is doing much to ad-
vertise Maricopa county, represents
number Of leading metropolitan
papers and through these channels
is doing this section much good by
writing true accounts of the exist
ing conditions in the mining line
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
RANCH FOR SALE

Brill Ranch, q miles south of
Wickenburg on the Hassayampa,
containing $50 acres, or 6 quarter
sections of land. Title, govern
ment patent,-covering running
stream of permanent water of about
100 inches. South line of ranch
near raiload bridge, box canyon Of
the Hassayampa. Improvements:
A 7-room house and out houses
with blacksmith shop, granary,
hayshed and stable. About 60
acres under fence, highly improv-
ed. having number of springs of
excellent water, also number of
fruit trees and very fine garden
land for raising vegetables, etc. 1t
is fine stock range, has placer
grounds and other possibilities.
Address, F. L. BRILL,
20. Box 484, Phoenix, Ariz.
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Riley N. Mcintosh, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator of the estate of Riley NJ McIn-
tosh, deceased, to creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers, with
in ten months after the first publication of
this notice to the said Administrators at the
store of Mansfield and Rhodes, at No. 80 West
Washington ST., Phoenix, riz., the same be-
ing the place for the transaction of the bust.
ness of said estate in said County of Maricopa.
LIB N T. M NSFIELD,
administrator of the Estate of Riley NJ. McIn-
tosh, Deceased.
Dated at Phoenix this 18th day of January. 1902.
First pub, Jan. 36 1902, At,
The news-herald., 1902-02-08

ForSale Cheap-Single barrelled
shot gun and White sewing ma
chine. Apply to Mrs, Chas. Kins-
ley.
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
Mine Warming Notice.

Notice is hereby given thst the New
York, Chicago and San Francisco min
ing claims, situated in the Black Rock
Mining District, Yavapai County, are
being worked under bond, and the
owners of said property, or the property
itself, will not be responsible for any
debts contracted against said property
during the continuance of said bond.
SAM POWELL,
]. w. MuEcHus.
December 81, 1901.
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
INVESTMENTS
s1

We are constantly coming into contact with opportun
tiles for udicious investments in the mining liue, where
ready money all amounts will bring in large returns
therefore would be glad to enter into with
tending investors and capital that will be mutually advan-
ageous you have money you wish to invest proftaby
have mining property you wish to sell bond you will
do we'll to call on correspond with
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
Business Locals.
Haveyoupaid your subscription?

Haveyoupaid your subscription?
Rubber stamps, rubber type and
dating outfit. Catalogue free. E.
Taylor & Co., 82s Superior ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mining papers drawn up at the
News Herald office.
Wanted - To correspond with
owners of partially developed mines
with view of negotiating sale of
property. John S. Miller, NJ. d.,
Aurora, Illinois.
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
Mine Warming Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Pro-
fusion group of mining claims, situated
in Blue Tank mining district, Yavapai
county, Arizona, is now being worked
under bond and lease, and the owner OF
said property, nor the property itself,
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted against said property during
the time of said bond. JOHN ELLIS.
November l, 1901.
The news-herald., 1902-02-08

some of the mines now lying idle
on account of distance from the
railroad and lack of water.
The Lime Greek Copper Co.'S
smelter at Alhambra will soon be
completed and ready for work,
which should be good news to the
mining men of this vicinity as the
distance is less than fifty miles.
While the smelter is not large
one, it will pave the wayfor others.
L. J. Murray came in from
Eagles Eye Wednesday and will
spend few days in town. Mr..
Murray has purchased fine cam
era from E. L. Andrews & Son of
Phoenix, and will hereafter spend
part of his time taking shots at
mining property, game and other
legitimate objects.
PC. Bicknell OF the Prescott
Prospect is here in the interest of
his paper Mr.. Bicknell will be in
this vicinity for some time, visiting
the leading mines and mining
camps surrounding Wickenburg SO
as to be able to intelligently de-
scribe the work being done in this
rapidly advancing section.
H. A. Mckee, P. Mohn of Phoe-
nix and J. M. Waters have located
the w. S. Schley claim, adjoining
the Hall brothers, Wickenburg and
Scott claims east of town. The
showings being made by E. R.
Hall and VIM. Scott on the Bill
Dick claim are such that Mr.. Nc
Kee and associates feel warranted
in spending some money develop
ing their adjoining claims.
| J. w. Walker, County Treasurer
]. E. Walker, J. D. Marlar of the
Lime Creek Copper Company and
Mr.. Gosart, all of Phoenix, came
up Sunday morning and spent the
day examining the Dark Horse
and Right Bower claims up the
river. The gentlemen expressed
themselves as being more than
pleased and the force now being
worked will soon be increased.
The will of the late Geo. w.
Bryan, who was killed near Hot
Springs several weeks ago, has
been probated in Prescott. The
property consists of about 100
head of cattle and some mining
property and was willed to his
three neices, Mary Bryan of Phoe-
nix, Birdie Fitzpatrick of Tucson
and Clara Bollenger of Naco. Miss
Mary Bryan was named as execu-
tor.
The disturbing element has been
quarrelling internally this week
and as a consequence a dusky
colored belligerent with a badly
bruised head was taken to Phoe-
nix Thursday by Constable Hale
to serve out thirty-day sentence.
Judge Boyd might well do the
town a good service by continuing
with the work of cleaning out some
of this rag-tag and bob-tail of hui
manity which never has or never
will do Wickenburg any good.
DR.. Geer came in from Martinez
one day this week, says the Re-
publican. He says the Mineral
Belt property of the Arizona De-
velopment Company, located seven
miles from Harrisburg, has been
showing up finely for the past
thirty days. The workings have
reached a depth of 275 feet, and
crosscut of % feet sail in ore which
carries about $25 per ton gold. |
This property is in the Vulture
neighborhood and has the same
contact as the Vulture.
The news-herald., 1902-02-08
CS~Q "Nr'e~./$So~Se'1cS
y LOCAL {
HeaS%S~oy""Se' ''~~ss-ls"'S ~

J. K. Murphy went to Phoenix
Tuesday on business.
w. P. Hamlyn went to Phoenix
on business Tuesday.
Dr.tFleming returned from Phoe-
nix Tuesday morning.
Charles H. .Akers and party re-
turned to Phoenix last night.
The warm sunshiny weather OF
the last few days bears a hint of
spring.
J. E. Morrice of Morristown
transacted business in Wickenbnrg
Tuesday.
E. w. Fisher of Briggs has been
transacting business in Phoenix
this week.
M. J. Feeney of Constellation
spent several days in Wickenburg
this week.
Graham & Sayers are now ready
for business. Bring on your black
smith work.
Miss White returned Tuesday
morning from a visit in. Tempe
and Phoenix.
Geo. E. Sanders went to Phoenix
Saturday evening, returning Tues
day morning.
AL Childers came in from the
Orc Grande last evening to attend
the masque ball.
Gus Heyman spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Wickenburg and
Gilbert on business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Forsythe,
ten pound boy baby. Everyone
interested doing well.
Mrs. George E. Sanders went to
Phoenix last night to attend the
Nevada concert thisSevening.
Who will head the list OF con-
tributors to the Mining headquar-
ters and Reading Room fund?
The Methodist Episcopal church
has been incorporated and will
probably erect a building very
soon.
Sam Powell, who has been sick
with pneumonia in Phoenix, is re-
ported as being considerably i'm
proved.
c. H. Akers and party returned
from the Vulture district yesterday
and in the afternoon visited the
Orc Grande.
It is rumored that a humber of
men will soon be added to the pay
rolls at D. L. Robinson's camp
near the Orc Grande.
The United Moderns gave a
masque ball last night at the
school house. A large crowd was
present and enjoyed themselves to
the utmost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Sanders
have moved in the new residence
erected by D. J. Curry on Railroad
street, and will be at home to
their friends next week.
Mrs. DR.. Branch arrived from
the east Saturday and will spend
some time here. The cast of Doc
tors countenance has moderated
some and he smiles at everyone
now.
F. L. Brill of Phoenix was in
town the first of the week looking
after his interests here. In an
other column Mr.. Brill offers his
ranch for sale, having other bust
ness which demands his attention.
A young Mexican girl, aged IA,
the daughter of Stephen Gomas, re-
siding near Briggs, accidentally
shot herself few days ago with
22-ealibre rife, The bullet passed
through the lungs and landed be-
tween the second and third ribs.
The wound is not as serious as it
might be supposed, and the patient
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-08-21
MORTuARY.

The funeral of Senator James Nc.
MILAN was held in Detroit, Mich, IN
Friday
Edward Roberts. Jr.. of Philadelphia,
who owned the famous Luray Caves,
of Virginia, is dead, aged 20 years,
Dr. Sarah Kerr of Toledo, a medl-
cal missionary of the Methodist
church, has died from cholera, She
has been IN China three years.
EX-Judge Charles e, Morris, the
last survivor of the first legislature of
Wisconsin. died at SheboyEan, lie
was born in Utica, NJ Y, in 1914 He
studied law in New York city and at
the age of q years he started for the
west He settled in Shohoygan IN
1879 and the following year he was
elected a meUbor Of the Legislature.
In lS43 he was elected county judge
which position he held for three terms.
In 1864 he moved to Quincy, ILL.,, whore
he engaged in business with his
brother During the last few years
Mr.. Morris resided in Hheboygan.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-08-21
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
INsULAR AFFAIRS.

Cuba asked to be admitted TO the
international postal union.
Gen. Jacob II. Smith, recently re-
tired. is seriously III at the nome OF
his brother-in.law at Portsmouth, o.
II is possible the president VIII call
an extra session of the senate for
November to act on Cuban com
mercial treaty.
United States government officials
decided not to interfere with Cubas
floating a loan for $35,000000, though
II conflicts with the Plat amendment
The outpost Of Camp Vicar In Min
danao was surprised by Moro spear
men. who killed two members OF the
twenty-sevnth infantry and wounded
two others.
The possibility of the annexation
of Hayti and San Domingo by the
United States Is again brought for
ward by the disturbances and evil
dences OF misrule in the island.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-08-21
TO AVOID SICKNESS.

With so much rain throughout the
country. the danger Of typhoid and
maiarial fevers is increased Unus.
ual care should be taken IN the way
of representatives.. Surface pools
should be drained or filled up and
mountaineering ponds covered
with a coating Of kerosene oil. Flies
agents in spreading disease germs.
See to II that food is not left exposed
to the flies and that mosquitoes are
kept out of the house Ordinary lime
is one Of the best disinfectants and is
cheap enough to be within the reach
of all. "An ounce of prevention is
worth a pound Of cure"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-08-21
EIGN,

dySentery and malaria.
FOREIGN.
King Edward has returned to
Cowes.
Norwegian explorers are to start fol
the south pole in 1903.
The Macedonian congress at Sofia
Bulgaria, has split into factions.
King Edward reviewed colonial
troops in London and made a speech
to them.
The Paris city council passed an
ordinance removing the height limit In
building.
The Indian government will at once
proceed to build a railway on the Per
sian frontier.
Fire in a tobacco factory at Seville,
Spain, caused a loss Of 100000
pesetas.
Earl Cadogan, the retiring lord lieu,
tenant of Ireland, held farewell cere.
monies at Dublin castle.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to assassinate Prince Obelenski, gov
ernor of Kharkoy, Russia
A wholesale mandatory of forged
bank notes and postage stamps has
been unearthed at Warsaw, Poland.
Lieutenant Hildebrandt the Ger
man army duelist recently released
from prison, was feted by comrades.
Evelyn B. Baldwin, the explorer
denied he charges made by his cap
tain, removed for disobeying orders.
Commander McCrea, Of the United
States gunboat Machias, will prevent
abuse of the blockade of Cape Haitien.
Venezuelan revolutionists seized
three American vessels and the
United States government is likely to
act.
The Venezuelan insurgents took the
city of Barcelona and a warship mas
been ordered there to protect Ameri-
cans.
King Edward has expressed a desire
to have Gems. BOtha, Dewet, and De
larey visit him on board the royal
yacht.
The dead in the battle at Barcelona,
Venezuela number 167. The town was
sacked and pilaged by the victorious
rebels.
Premier Combes of France at cabi.
net meeting said he had official re.
ports of royalist plot to overthrow
the government.
Marines from American and German
warships were authorized to land at
Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, to protect
foreign interests.
An official telegram received in
Paris from Cape Haytien says that
many persons We're inCinerated during
the burning of Petit Goave.
At Copenhagen prospects are good
for the complete success of the min
isterial party, which means an indOrse-
ment of the sale of the Danish West
indies to the United States.
The sister-in-law of Andree, the
explorer, is accused of having set fire
to and destroyed her house and mauv
valuable relics belonging to her
brother-in-law at Gothenberg.
Herr Christ, a Vienna court singer,
who was reported ~ killed by fall
ing from a lofty mountain peak, is
now believed to have killed himself
through infatuation for an American
woman.
A Russian student named Kalajeff,
recently released from a Silesian priS-
on, has been surrendered to the Rus
sian police, it being suspected that he
was an accomplice in the murder of M.
Sipiaguine, Russian minister of the
interior, who was shot and killed
April Is.