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Evening journal., 1906-11-24
RanaInu Door Rroke Hls Nose.

Special to The Evening Journal
Milford, Nov. 24.-The slamming Of q
door on his fathers barn, caught the
nose OF Postles Hammond and mashed
and fractured It. The boy is a son Of
Charles NJ. Hammond Of Lake View ave-
nue.. and a sudden gust Of wind shut the
door, knocking the boy down and crush
ing the nose almost beyond recognition.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
CITY CHURCHES
METHODIST.

METHODIST.
East Lake NJ r. Churcn. Thirtieth and
TatnaI streets. Rev j. Howard Gray pas
tor. Glass at .; preaching, 1880 and 7i5
by pastor. Morning Subject, Thanksgiving
Sermon; evening subject, Personal Re-
sponsibllity. Sunday school at q c. r. at
z; class on Wednesday evening; pastors
prayer meeting Friday 1.i5 p. m. Meeting
OF children Saturday p. m. All are well
come.
Asbury NJ. f. Church. Third and Wal
nut streets Rev. II. a. G. Westerheld,
pastor Prayer meeting a. m. Preaching
and the reception Of members 1880 a. m,
subject The Great Plague; Sabbath
school p. m. Epworth League $50 p. m.
song service Iso p. m. reaching p. m,
followed by a revival service. Subject. A
Troubled Mind
Goodman M E. Church. Fourteenth and
dupont streets, V. p. Northrup. pastor.
Glass at 9.i5 a. m. Preaching at 1916 a. m.
by the pastor. Sunday school at 2i5 -. m.
Epworth League at e.f5. leader Mary
Clond, Preaching at 7.f5 p. m by the
pastor. followed by revival meetings.
Wesley NJ. E. Church, corner jackson
and Linden streets. rev George White
Dawson pastor. Class meeting a. m.
Preaching 1880 and 7.S0 Morning subject
Salvation Desired; evening, The Prodigal
Son. Sunday School 2; probationcrs class,
3; song and praise service 6SO. Protracted
meetings are now In progress.
Kingswood NJ. e. Church. Fourteenth
and claymont streets. Rev. J. NJ. S. Van
Blunk pastor. 1890 a. m. preaching by
Rev. w. r. Johnson, 7l5 p. m. preaching
by Rev. Henry Gray. D. M. Sabbath
School. z p. m. EpwOrth League. Fri
day, 7.30 p. m. one-hour prayer service.
St. Paurs NJ. p. Church. Market and
Seventh streets, Charles A. Hin, pastor.
Preaching at 1880 and 80. Morning SUBJ
ject, The Crime and Curse OF the Age;
evening subject, A Frulsless Search. SUM-
day School 2 p. m. c. E 6sO p. M
Epworth NJ. E. Church. l.. p. Corlsran,
pastor. 1900 a. M, class. George W. Book
or, leader. 1890 temperance sermon By the
pastor. 2 p. m. Sunday school; $50 D. m.,
C. e. League, 7so subject. zacheus Seek
ing Christ Revival service to follow SER
/ mon.
Marshalton NJ u. church. Rev. H. "A.
l Miller. pastor. Services tomorrow at
1880 a. m. p. m. and $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
peath Of pover Woman.
Special to The Evening IOurnai.

optNIdI 70 lHV iFtIIIlN IOuIIIHI
DOVER, Nov. 24.-Mrs. ]. Henry
Harper. wife of County Tax Collector
Harper. died at their residence, on
North Governors avenue. after a brief
illness. Mrs. Harper's death was the
only illness she has had during her
residence in Dover. Two daughters
prominent young women OF Dover
Miss Helen and Miss Margaret, to-
gether with the husband survive.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
To Take Part in Dedication.
special % The Evening Iournal.

Special 20 The EVening InurhaI.
DOVER, Nov. 24-In company with
Right Reverend John J. Monaghan.
bishop of Delaware, Rev. Thomas F..
Waldron. of Holy Cross Catholic
Church, Of Dovre, will leave on Mon
day for Richmond. Va, TO assist I'm the
dedication Of the cathedral in that city.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
TEMPERANCE DAY
Josiah o. wOleott viii Speak at Mad
eley Church Service.

Worlds Temperance Sunday viii be OBJ
served at Madeley NJ. E. Church to-mor-
row. The W. c. T. U. viii be In charge OF
the morning service and the pastor will
speak upon the subject, "The Saloon on
Trial" At the evening service, beginning
at O'Clock. addresses viii be delivered
by Miss Rietta Emerson and Josiah o.
Wolcott, Esq. and an interesting program
rendered under the direction Of Madeley
Y. w. c. T. U.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
EPISCOPAL.

St Johns Church. corner Market street
and Elliott avenue. Rev. George G. Hal,
rector. Services 75o, II and s.i5 sunday
School at s,l5. Services at Edge Moor at
4.SO y. m.
St. Andrews Church. Eighth and Ship
ley streets. the Rev. Hubert w. Wells,
rector. Holy Communion, s a. m. Sum
day School. s.45. Morning prayer and SER
mon. H. Evening prayer Ard sermon, rs.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
Penn h Port For Repairs.

In order to undergo repairs the tug boat
Penn. OF the New Castle Manufacturing
Company. to-day was mo9rcd at the ship
yards Of the Pusey and Jones Company.
A leak was found in the bottom and this
will be patched.
Want Uniform Wage Scale.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
Go Hunting for Week.

The West End Social Club win meet
tonight and arrangements will be made
TO go on a weeks hunting trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
l. 0. 0. E. Will Pic-
 Mic at Lewis Springs

The l o. o. F of Tombstone, Biebee and Douglas have arranged fui eraud pic nic on next Sunday, April 29, at Lewis Spripgs. This will be the first oI portun,ty for gen. ral outing of the .essop. and it is doubtful if a more pheasant and enjoyable gathering oc- CUTS on thes@ spacious grounds dur ng rbe coming summer. The Tombstone, ubnc has . cordial invitation to at r nd, ard doubtless tned mothers will! avail them, elves of rh.s opportunity UT a genisl oniipg that ffers such, hrsuhful resaestion for the children. The roundStrp rate has been placed at Sl for sduits and 50c CT children. n gent,emen If the mystic order will see to it that a plea ant time Is had Good muse will te 8 feature of the occasion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29

Ge"rge Westinghouse, the noted New York inventor and manufacturer who Is inter. st., in mines and mining on an extensive ,cal., ia preparing to do some ext, nsIye work st his Arizona. mire. at Washington Camp on the W, st slde of the Huachuca Mountains in this county, also at his mines Tn Mexico, near NOgsles.
 He has about succe. ded in cousoii- dating all of the mines of the old Washington group, ard it is said that he intends to erect a 5O0-ton shelter ard get the active work under way on the mines in a very short time.
 It is known that he had recently taken two very able mining eng n-ers on his stati and that he had already acquired considerable ad joining prop erty.
 Jesse Scoby ar eminent mining engineer f Denver is now in that section and is understood to be con- nected with thr Westinghouse deal.
 The consumation of this deal wilF give great impetus to mining in the Huschucas and especially on the
 estern slope and in the rich mineral sectioL about Washington Camp and Crittenden
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
A Heavy Load to Carry.

Along with dyspepsia comes nervous ness and general ill-health. Why? Be- cause Gisordered stomach does not per nit the food to be properly digested. and The blood is charged with poisons which come from this disordered digestion. and In turn the nerves are not fed on goOd, red blood, and we see symptoms of nerv- ousness, sleeplessness and general break down. It is not head work, nor over phy- sicai exertion that does it. but poor stOm- ach work. With poor, thin blood the body Is not protected against the attack of germs of grip. bronchitis and consump- ton fortify the body at once with Dr. Piarce's Golden Medical Discovery--s rare combination Of native medicinal roots without . particle of alcohol oe dangerous habit-forming drugs,
 A little book Of extracts. from promi- ncnt medical authorities extoIling every ingredient contained in Dr. Pierces free to any address on request by postal card or letter; Address Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N Y.
 Many years of active practice convinced Dr. Pierce oi the value of many native roots as meG.cinal agents and he went to great expense, both in time and in money, to perfect his own peculiar processes for rendering tnen both efficient and safe for tonic. aljere.ive and rebuilding agents
 The eDornotss popularity Of -Golisn Medical DEcogery' Is due both to its scientific compoundins and to the actual medicinal yalne of it's ingredients. The publication of the fSsaes of the t1lQTsdi- eia;s on the wrapper of every bottle sold, gives full assurance of it's non-alcoholic character and removes all objection 10 the use of an unknown or secret remedy It is not . patent medicine nor a secret one either, This fact puts 1t tn clsIss Hby itscif. bearing as 1t does upon every bottle wrzpper The Badca Sf HoDesty in the full list of its ingredients.
 The Golden Medical Discovery cures. weak stomach, ind .sesiion, or dyspepsia, torpid liver and biliousness. uiceration of s,omach and bowles and all catarrhal af- fect'ous no matter what parts or oraans may be affected with it. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the original little hyer pIiis. hrst put up 70 yesrs ago. They reGuiate and tnvigorate. stomach. liver ard bowesx Much inflated but never equsled: Sugar coated and easy to take e csody. Ons se thros doso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
TUESDAY, APRIL 24

Court convened at the usual hour hour of 9:30 this morning, and q num- Der of minor matters were disposed oi.
 In .he case of Ms W L Hs dgrove vs the City of Bisbee for $I0,O00 dam ages alleged to have been sustained by falling over sn embankment on one of the streets, the argument on the demurrer to the plaintiffs com. pIsint will be heard on the morning of May Is.
 In the case oi Lippert VI O'Hare. an injunction case in volving the ques- tion to enclose ce tain ground on the Mamie mining claim. in che city of Bisbee, an order was made setting the case for trial on June IS.
 h the case of the Providential Ma tual Loan Association vs J c Cutler,
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
A Graceful Act
 By Arizona Banker:

The following has been mailed to aii members of the Arizons Bankers As- sociation:
 "To the members Of the Arizona Bankers Asso 'iation.
 Owing to the awful calamity which has b-fsllen San Francisco very se- rious condition confronts the bankers of raij city. the satisfactory solution of which will require great care pro- found forethoughs, srupendous energy and an immense amount of money. "Materral and ready assistance might he rendered by the members of this association permitting the bal ances now in the hands Of their cor respondents in San Francisco 10 re main intact and ~heneyer possible to handsomely increase the me. The solidity of the San Francisco banks IS we'll known, hence It would he e grace ful act for the members of this asso- citation to aid the San Francisco bank CTS in their present perplexing and difficult situati'n. Let Arnona's sorrow for our sisters misfortune be shown by our deeds as we'll as words Very truly yours,
 H. J. McCLUNG.
 President. Goldwater,
 Seer tary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25

Court convened at the usual hour this morning and most of the forenoon was spent in the calling of the calen dsr and the setting cases. A number of civil cases were set for trial during the coming two weeks. before May ! During that week the court intends to give the time to the consideration O. supreme court work, which will al O be done by the associate justices in every county. The supreme court
 ishes to clear up num' CT of cases that are now before it and has taken this means to do SO. That couit er- pect. to meet coon and hand dow . number of decisions that are LOW pending.
 When the calendar was called this morning it developed in a number of divorce ca-es that they could not e set for trial ss the auest'on of pon- residence of some of the parties G me up. On this question the SUI reme court of ths United States recent y rendered A decision that the court had no right to grsnt q decree in defaults. The cases where this point was in volved were continued until a copy of the decision could be secured and th- grist of the decision ascertained.
 In the case c W Collins in the Uni,ed States court an order was made of adjudication in bankruptcy and referring the c ,se to Danlel Mc- FarIAnd az referee.
 The first divorce case of the 'e m WIS tired yesterds,, when NJ .dge Hall was granted divorce from Bryan Hall on the grounds of cruelty, and poi. support
 The cases of the various constables and justices arising out of the disal- lowance of ices by the board of super- visors will come up for trial later in the term. The cases have not been filed as yet, but it has been agreed b. tween the attorneys that the same shall be called soon after the crimioAI business shall have heen disposed of
 The case of Martin Costello vs the Copper Bell Mining Co.,, to foreclose a Is being heard this after noon.
 The grand jury will not make pa-- tial report until tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Benson Brevities
 By Joe Bush'
BENSON. Ariz. April 21. 1906.

BENSON. Ariz. April 2l, 1906.
 A special theatrical train, carry ing the Italian Grand Opera Troup from San Francisco t, New York, passed through here today. two hours late Prof. Borechiainosi, the virtuoso, a. we'll as Pref. Liuchenelli, the bssso profuudo, were not very we'll pleased with the5country, their principal cause of complaint being that there was no wsfer or vineyards. Asked ss to the San Francisco earthquake, the profes- sor shook himself like s Frenchmsn making lemonade. and said: "Booh hur, bio Sacramento; no good" The train consisted of eigh, Pullmsns and one baggage car There were 24s peo- pie in the party, including Mds. Melba, the noted prima dona. The party lost all of its baggage in San Francisco.
 Gene Larrieu and the balance of the Cochise county contingent at Indian Hot Springs will ::give this county a worldwide reputation if they keep up the gait they are going A traveller from there on this mornings train, limited, says that if a stranger tells a yarn they go him one letter: in fact, talk him to a standstill. At nigh, they assemble in the jungles and talk to the moon They initiate cats, bel low like bulls, how! like coyotes, and yell up hill st a mark for the drinks One old invalid asked for welch rare. bit. These worthies promptly told him if he wanted any he'd have tc take 2 shotgun and kill himself a jack rabbit.
 General Frank Baldwin, sccomps nied by his aide and Captsin Brewe of Fort Huachuca, were passengers or the south hound "Bur'o' last eyen- ing. The general as commander c this department and is on tour O inspection, Fort Huacbuca being thu last post to be visited in this section
 The ball game Sunday between tn, Benson team and he Ind ustl ial Schoo boys was won by the Benson team the score being 20 to l9 The mex game promises to draw q larger crowd and both sides claim they will be vic torious.
 Two "bums," one tramp" "roun der. three "hobos" nd ''yegg" mar held professionsi gsb fist below the smelter, which resulted in the trsmI being compelled to carry his right eyt in . sling.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29

family. She must not be craven when the whoop of the Indian warned of . dreadful danger. She must stand by her husband. gun in hand.
 How manr women of to-day could undertake ~.fehood under such condi- tions? Few indeed. Not because the modern American woman lacks cour- age, but because she lacks as a rule the physical health which is the indispensa- ble qualification for a life such ss was lived by the women of the past.
 That is why a good woman may be . bad wife. Virtue and goodness are ex- celleut things in women, but to guide . house and bear children demands above all sound physical health.
 WOMEN coNvrcrs
 To a great number of women the house they live in is almost on . par with a prison. It is prison-iike in the monotonous regularity of daily duties: prison-like i- the absence of all pleasure in what is me or joy in the doing. And the reason is to be found in womanly ill-health. Few women realize how intimately the general health is re- lated to the health of the delicate womanly organs A wcrnan may suffer with heart trouble" disorders of kid neys. liver or stomach, or with nervous prostration ss result of diseased con dition of the womanly organism. Many such women "doctorr for years for various diseases and wonder why they don't get better. They can't get better until the wonianIy organism is entirely cured Of its disease2
 This is not theory. h is q statement of simple facts founded upon the testi- mony Of hundreds of thousands of women who have been cured of woman Y diseases by the use of Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription. They had been just -draggi7s around for yesrs, with throbbing h Ids and aching backs. nerv- ous. dyspep,ic. miserable. The once fresh colored cheeks had grown sallow, the eyes were dull, the body had lost its piumpuess. They had in numerous instances tried many doctors and n.edi-
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
County Receives
 School Check

County Treasurer J. N. Gaines this morning received a check fir m Territorial Auditor Page for $42l6.5O which is the apportionment of part of the rchooi taxes.
 e. chise county ranks second in the n umber of school children and in the sum received from the Territory. At the meeting of the Territorial Board of Education it was decided to : continue to use the copy oooks now in use for another year. A bill for $IO5O from the California institution for the
 deaf. dumb and blind was allowed.
 There are seven children from Arizona attending school there.
 | The sums spportiJned each county
 and he number of school children ac-
 cOrding to the census is as follows:-
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
A Proclamation by
 The Acting Governor
To the people of Arizona:

To the people of Arizona: A calamity without parallel in the history of American cities has over whelmed the city of San Francisco Fire, following an earthquake, has de- stroyed the metropolis of the Pacific coast. In addition to that. towns sit- usted near the city have suffered great damage The state of California is in mourning, and Arizona mourns with her.
 California and Arizona are SO closely linked together by ties of business and friendship that 1t is not necessary t" dwell upon the sorrow which fills the heart of every citizen of this trrritory. l. is true that the resolute spirit O he Pacific coast, which was so highly typifed in the beautiful city of an Francisco, viii build new and greater San Francisco on the ashes of the fal len city, but that spirit must be sus- tained in this hour of extremity Thousands of people are homeless All their accumulations are gone They need instant help. He give, twice who gives quickly. l am con vinced that every citizen of Arizoni will be glad to give generously toward relieving the distress in our neighbor ing state.
 The work of collecting and forward ing money should be done in thor. ough and systematic manner. T. that end l, W. F. Nichols, acting gov ernor, do earnestly recommend tha All boards of supervisors. all mayors {, cities and towns, and all boards , trade and other commercial organizs tions at once proceed to co operate i the appointment Of responsible com m,tiees in the collection of funds
 tnd l further recommend. in ordt that relief may be furnished quickly that these funds, as rapidly as collect Id, be forwarded to the Hon Georg
 c Pardee, governor of California, 6 Sacramento
 In witness whereof have hereunt set my hand and caused the great SCI
 of the territory to he affixed.
 Done at Proenix, the capital, th . twentieth day of April, A. D 1906. (SesD W. F. NJ HOLS. l By the Acting Goveruor. . l.. w. COLLINS,
 | Assistant Secretary of the Territory Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Attorney Ives
 Cross Examines Himself

An unsuai incident happened la-t week during the trial of the suit far slS5 ,OOO damages by the Worlds Fair Mining Company sgsinst Frank Powers, mention of which was made ,n the T Tlcson Citizen Powers vim ing out.
 Hon. s. E. Ives, of this city. was att Jrney for the defendant end during the trial he had occasion to cross- examine himself in that capacity. !. Ives had drawn up some of the con tracts and was put on the witness stand by t,e plaintiff! in the suit to le.tify 10 s,me fl the transactions. He was question. d by Hon. Frank II H.refurd, wh, represented the plain tltfs. After tine direct examination had been conplrted It devolved upoi Attorney Ives to qu stion Witness Ives in cross examination The eros examination was made. the question: being ask. d and the replies given snC placed ou record. T examination caused smile in the court room. ow ing to It's novelty.
 he case was e of tn, biggest an' hardest fought that was ever tired Il Santa Cruz county. The World
 Far mine is owned by Fra k Power aud Is one of the TIC est in south r Ar rzona.-rucsOn Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Polite Reply to
 ViIlainous Attack

Editor PROsPEcTOR Since the ua fortunate circumstance winch co pels me to grieyously bear the loss of my con, John s. Mars, l have been further afflicted by some interruptions wretch who would invade the sanctuary of the departed. strip them of virtu" and attribute vices that never existed, thereby adding to the sorrow that new overwhelmf me.
 Such & cpmmunication appeared simultaneously in the Bisbee Review and the Douglas D;spatc The accu- sation that my son squandered money ga,nbling is base iabrication; he had not been guilty of any act that called for reprimsnd from his fath r; h,s business transactions for me w-rs blameless, and only here make this statement that no odium may attach to lis name. The cause which actu a.ed the rash act that bligh,ed out hi- young life was buried with the hoy.
 Another statement, intended evil dently to wound my feeling, WAS that similar death had occurred in my place of business twelve years ago is also untrue.
 In denouncing the author Of tbes' communications find my vocabulsr, of epit hets 100 mild and the English Ian guage inadequate of expressing m. contempt for the s'ilny serpent wh' would thus wilfully he that l,ls co ar ly soul might rrj 'ice at the sigh of blood he IIsw, from hearts alread sore His statements aye grpundie-s hut If intended to add tU my cup C sorrow that Is now full and overh 'v ing, he has succeeded He Is S ma lIous liar, but 1 md consolation l the tact that Tpmo.tone harbors n such villsinous viper.
 JAMES II. MARRs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29

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