Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-29
(El Paso Tlmes.l

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 Since the days of Mother Eve babe5 have been interesting the lowly Nag arene blessed them and found in the Infants of two thousand years ago. the basis of many of the Holy Book s most beautiful gems. You've read Bret Harte's Luck of Roaring Camp" and John Hays Story of Little | Brooches" but no poem or prose deal ing with a childhood is more pathetic or unique than the true story of the death yesterday of a two months old infant Winifred Tyron. in this city. fand from which developed a story of career crowded with some events more stirring than befall some nor tals who pass away at aa age of three score and ten.
 The little ones death was no less pathetic than her birth. When she came into this world in far off min ing camp in Chihuahua. Mexico her mother died. There was not a woman within a hundred miles of where the young mother went down into the val ley of the shadow of death to return therefrom no more. for. with her hus- band. c. T. TyrOn. she had lived alone in the mountain fastneses. where he was developing mining property of much promise and they had sacrificed the luXuries of the settlements for the wealth that awaited theE la tue fl ture
 When the incident which brougi. ecctAer member to his family and hal -aken another therafrom occurred. the grief stricken father. with no one but a Mexican moZO to turn tO for sym pathy or aid. started back to the Eue5lOs. after burying the remains of his wife near the scene Of his mining operations.
 With the helpless infant and no wo- man within a hundred miles. the party started on burros over the long trail tkat led to the valleys from the high mountains. On the way ha con- cluded that it was the best policy for him to come to the United States with the little one and find there a home -0r the babe ia some American family in Fl Paso.
 It was an awful journey to COntarl- plate. By the nearest known trail it was a six days journey on mule back to a stage line. and from this point it was a three days trip overland to the nearest railway station. But m iaunted. Mir. TyrOn continued his trip.
 With the aid of th7 Mavicsn mozO ne procured some goat milk and with this for susteaanoe f0- -th little one. be started on and continued his jour ney astride a bIrrO and carrying the young babe in his arurs. For siy days ne rode over the wil1 troll. sleeping in the open air and trEiDE every pre- caution to prevent his l'ttle one from dying of eXrOSUre. 2ea"hiNg the stage line he found a Mexican woman with motherly tender1 aSs. who took the infant in chqrga for three days an6 nursed it until tho babe'z strength was restored. Mir. Tvr07 then proceeded on his way to tho -7i'-o'd. having the good fortune to find other mothers on his iOu-ney who gladly gave susten- arca t0 his tiny charga.
 Finally reaching tta -aiIro7i MT Tyr0n proceeded st~si~Ht t0 Fl P9S0 arriving here about three weeks ago and stopping pt the Orr 1CrT hotel. He -anained at the h0stal-v for about Q week. in the me4nt'r'e looking abOut the city for suitable hOwa for his child Ho eventually found Q family at C12 North Stanton street. who agreed to rear the babe for him.
 But the exposure an7 ir-eg'Jar ncur- ishment incident to tha unparalleled journey for an inf9nt but few days 3id left it in a very wa7l: condition. with the chances aga:r~t itS recovery. However. the kind mother with whom the father left the offering. did all the medicine and mOthcrly instinct could do. but the o-leal through which Baby Winifred hod posed was too great for it's age and it passed away.
 Being satisfied that thN little one was in kind keeping. tho f'the- went back to his search for gold !n the noun tains of Mexico. md so the little waif making fight against de9tA un- fer circumstance that pe-17ps have never been equ1lfai. 6ia7 a-~0ng strar- gers. who w.li bury the little body and notify the father
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