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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-15

Mrs. jeorge Mackie. who has beer
a sufferer from nervous prostration
for some time past. left Monday for
Pueblo to undergo a course of treat.
ment at the c. F. K |. hospital.
DIR. Frank Finney spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family at Glen
Park. He says there are more
people at that resort this season than
at any previ Gus period in its history.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week 10 the following: Harry
Birch and Nancy A. Robinette, both
of Ordway; David Downer. Of La
Junta. and Grace Maucher, Of
Oiney.
MIR. and Mrs. Olaf swanson. who
have been the guests Of Mr. Swan
sons brother at the Gholson ranch
near Las Animas for the past two
weeks, returned home Monday
morning.
+. ID. Porter and family, recent
arrivals from Illinois. are now occu-
pying Mrs. Maria Thorne's new resi-
dence on Ninth. Mr.. Porter is the
new superintendent of McNeen's
brick yard.
Mrs. A. l.. Cash returned home
Monday from Fort Madison. Iowa,
where she has been at the bedside
of her brother, James Hogan, whom
we are sorry to note is not very
much improved.
The county commissioners ad-
journed last Saturday night after a
six days session. Considerable time
was spent in apportioning the cor
poration assessments to the various
school districts.
E. w. Mcdaniel has had plans
drawn for a six room cottage to be
erected on his lots on Colorado
avenue between Ninth and Tenth
streets The contract will be let
some day this week.
The preliminary examination of
Harry Williams. charged with as
sault to murder s. Okita, japanese
employe of the Harvey House, which
was to have come up before Judge
Teters Monday, was postponed for
one week. owing to the impossibility
of securing . japanese interpreter
on that day.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-15

cleaning
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

cedartown, ia. April iO,--Ths Sam,
uel IIenedlct Memorial school, locased
AIN miles Eoath 0f CedHFt0wR, was
destroyed By IRE ahoat " 80 e'el0ek
SUNDAY RlEh,. A. there vas no va
tor protection. II was impossible 10
check the progress ~ ths flames ana
10 short while the baildinK. which
was only erected , short white Aa0.
was In FnIHa This II the aeeohd time
The sahooi has bsen destroyed BY ARE.
The agsi hre occurred early IN thu
morning about two years aga. the IN
mates sacap,na IN ihslF nishs eioshiha
The origin IT The present nFs h IN
knows. The huiieiaE Was partially
insured,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

vsidosta. Ca. April Io.--An aitemVl
TO escape from the county IAiI BY ths
plekpocks;s who were coavicsed soms
Tina ego and the famous RawliAsa,
father and suas, under death sensEnea
for the murder o. the Carter childrwn.
was discovered and frustrated Hatnr'
day the prisoners had sawed che
bolts m twp which held IN place .
patch IA the cell and IN Q few honFa
I1nsev wpuid have ofseeisd thsis escape
from he IAN The prisonsn claim
Tina sAvy sscBfed the tawa frOm shs
tocl kit u . chamber who has been
werkine n the jAfl. but Il d bellev
60 mai thsY were fHFmished them ID
pSuhe mannef " parties on fhs col.
side. Two saws were fonsa In the
GnfiN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11
Given Important AalssIon.

Toxic. April Io.--Yuan sha Hal. the
vIceroy Of chili provence. who was
forced BY The pressure Of tho anti,for.
eign faction 20 accept the resignation
OF Professor @. d. I.ennsy. foreign
director Of education IN February last.
has now giyen LGaney an important
mission abroad. For the next four
years he win act as superintendent Of
all the Chinese stslaeais IA America.
numbering jast now about 400. Pro.
fessoF Lenney win soon start for the
United States with sixty students, who
viii enter eastern colleges. ARother
American. named c. D. Jameson. an
eagineef. has besn slvsh charge Of the
construction work on nj buildings
erected BY the foFslkners and other Inn
poftant works.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

weahiasina. April ie,--Tbs navy 10
esTsmsnt has received the soiowinE
eahisETam fFeas commsndss somfksg
laaa u the rsakse. dated htSate
cAFsssi nan ngaiaEs. April san sat.
ssfaeiDry ssttisnNns kas basa ssaehsa
- Haesns liag. asa Damiasp. BY ths
sausts ~ iteyaeis ysaqwss, Tsusbis
over lpfess wisAassvA. AZ quiet
siaeWsess Fsaueah here TAsfs Il
stHssired eptrxitian a. sanasa. afmsa
70 gspta sAsmps 10 iHsssg govern
Encss delegate cahssEs me psssi
eeas - zaa EsnmiaEo Il ie 90 Defsssa
Any. saa 4 b - ~ Aopea stii ssass
q epmesBmlss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11
SKILL ME; IN NOR comlNo,"
-uNsls alllls" celliMs psWss the Gov.
arnFlens.

erNF.eUL ,
Columbus, Ca, April lO,---Suncle Bill
"" Collins OF the Sinountains OF Merl
wether has iust been ArraiGned before
United States Commissioner Brown
here once more on the charge Of H.
lictt .digtilllnE. lie rossnts what he
terms this unwarranted pfying into bis
personal and private afIAirs. and con.
tided to Judge Brown that he la yet.
ting awfully tired "ot this EooilshnsAs. I"
The next time you send for me-"
he said. YOU can ShOOt me. WIll
lust stand there. 10. head up, aud lot
'em shoot me down, for I'm not com.
ing any more"
"unclc Blllie." who IL over seventy.
ave years Of age. and one of the
best known characters In MerlwOthor
county. has strung convictions on both
tho right and proprlcty OF an lndlvid
ual making "a little ticker" whenever
hc pleases, and various able arsu
nivnts TO the contrary submitted 10
United States jurlea In casea whore
Uncle billie" Was peculiarly inter.
ested have failed To shake his belief,
The old man was acquitted Nj the last
term OF court Of moonshiniug. aud
with an air OF Injured innocence loft
the court room, The grand jury slttInr
In q different part OF the building. In.
dicted him on tho eharEr of Illicit dis
tiillng in asother case. and II was w.
on q bench warrant. the rsauil Of that
Indictment. that he TaA arrested hy
Deputy Marshal Roberts. lie prompt.
ly made bond.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

waahtsSsSm. April ~ The cAien
- saFses tsOsaS sass. tevelsfna tAe
mart ~ the err ~ chleaea - e0so
tsi ths stFset gaituas eegap9nr ~ tlat
sity 70 fstaeys - ioWeF W lNnnes -
~ me cBieaeu stFaF a Yea narsa
street. has bssa Gssi4sa - lAe e.
pssms sempt ~ ~ t,ailea stalsa
asaiasl tks eeapang - ne efehaa
shaf ~ eha1aa h So eaeeafse ~ sos
srameessi sattmity " ~ intsta6ss a.
the sasNmam wetfsre The ebiaf ilta
lits sas JHstlees llssNcF. white aas
tssneana aisseseeb
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

Evansville. Iaa.s Aprii io.--Ths high
Get wafsT hsFs sas 40 tsst 10 1854.
Tbs pssnsu. riss pFvbabiy wi 80 70
- fest Ths fise eonitaees. the EaaEs
markinE se.7 ICED Meaaay meFalna.
as5 sslsl FssIaS Bems faelmtsP ~
sefss % psagsga essek n re toeeF
psss % ne city hays ceased opesalloa
bseaake ~ taek untsg esnesa ~ fAs
FsseF Great wAsas kslaa sbsvs nRS
below the city aFv aA6nr prntss. BOT
u - bsg4syra thst n she vssss ~.
esaes aaiskiJ. IassA - a. sraps sAs
b. saved.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

NetloBae Aaaoela1lon Wamaed oN Lines
elmIllar 60 Y. N. q. ~
New York, April l0.-A plan to 90
tahlish IN this country . national asso-
citation Tor Catholic young men on the
lines OF the Y. n. G. A.. has already
taken deiln1ts shape. says TIE tribune.
and has the ApprovaRof Cardinal Glib.
bona. Archhishops ireland. Farley and
Ryan and the leading Catholic laymeA
Of the ecu airy. John D. CTimmins.
Mayor Dunno. OF Chicago. w. Bourke
Cochran. Justice McKenna. OF the u.
8. supreme court. the Countess LeAry
and other wealthy Catholics. have OF.
tered thelis aid 70 the movement. A
million dollar trust fund has been sug.
gested AZ q foundation Tor the move.
ment, The plans WIZ be thoroughly
discussed In Baltimore next month at
the close OF the centennial celebration
OF the baltimore Catholics. The move
ment has already been indofsed by the
leading Catholic weekiles.
There will be- according to present
plans, q national body with national
headquarters having Jurisdiction over
all branches throughout the country
Present clubs and societies would be
done away with or absorbed. The
movement Is discnssed IN the calan.
dar Of the PaulIst fathers. Issued sun.
dny e a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11
lnsreass In oppesltlon Vlstogy,

~ feteFsbuFE. April i0..--iislatet
returns ehIy Increase ,hs magnitude ~
the 0pp6slsl1a's victory kuFsh ~,
taFaaa solid Progressive aslsaaiioa.
headed ~ Prince Peter peIEotoakos
" aaeFhoa. oAs ~ the ms2aBsFs slegt.
ID 10 shs lowsg house ~ pAiiamsni. h
E0W Nv prison, vttshak stsetsd two
f0l0 a Catholic psisat. use progress
sivs, twa eoaatitatisaai democrats aad
twa peasants A. ylaaitaiE, aas a
'hs olf espIisis u HasAia. where ne
OFtheass fsith v parsbmlaEis stSeas
ehns> . fssaaFehiai aslssats. b@t lha
stpetnai e0lisGs elected ave eaasiits
ttDaai asRosgnia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

Csytagten Ca Aksii lB--As tha -
skil ~ tafna received Thnsslss Ca.
Ne seaeeia asashtsF ~ & n Eenaf
pNAo feasafs 3 siies weys of eafl
fea. y asaa Tho Htfss rFFs <s
seasnse ksftea fyym . ase WtleH ~
bsa4i4f uage ks1yiee ~ IS a
~ SO fi4flfgl0 fNn ! tt
etfesae esh ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

Meridian. Mas. April 10. Harry
hosely. negro, was bought 10 Mer.
idIan for safe keeping. tie Il eharg,
ed with having cut the throat Of Ilill
isebclIs, a negro, near SoOoba, KEN
per county. According 10 Tho story
told, crowd of negroes, attending
. circus performance 81 aeooha. were
returning through tho country IN waE
cna MOsely and lasbelle had q quar-,
rel. the latter getting into Mcasly'a
wagon and aSaaultiaE him. Mosely
thea drew hia hnlfe and cut Inebell'a
threat almost sevsrinE the head from
the body. Mosely 10 daEed, aud talks
but little. Roth men were long iimo
frlends previous TO their aificully
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

Berlin. April iO.-~Ths associated
Press IL officially infuFmsd that the
German gosesnmsnt hae suggested a
poa,pohemCnt u The second InIernA.
tlonai peace confereaes ~ The Hague
10 order no, 10 not inisFfeVe With tho
Red crnaa eanfsrease 81 tasVne AueF.
many has aot suggested July ~ the
nseath for tia conference. has IL uy.
ins 10 persuade Ilsssla 10 postpone
assembling the Hague conference 80
that The N0rtA, ceaiFas aad B0ath
American states may b able 20 asaa
representatives. 10 The EaFopNan con.
fesences witaowt Interfering ~ the
safNe time with ne PanAmsTiean
oosiVFspes 81 llio Jsnette
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11
DOWIE WOULD ARREST
THE LEADERS OF ZION
A Report Is Received to That
Effect.
RUMoR CAUSED EXCITEMENT
u pOwls carr'Ss Out Reported Pro
gram, LEADERS VIII Nee, Him In che
Same Way--sseloVs Charges Are
Against hlm.

Chicago. April io.--A report was re-
celvOd In Zion Monday to the effect
that John Alexander Dowle on his AZ.
rival IN zloa City will cause the i'm.
mediate arrest Of General Oversees
Vollva and the members Of his council
on . charge OF conspiracy,
The rum0r caused great excitement
In Zion City, and the announcement
was made that II Dowio took such &C.
ton, hIs own arrest would follow lmme.
diAtely, and ON u charRe moro serious
man hAs ~ yet been made public.
Deacon Harrison. speaking for Over.
seer Voliva. saldi
III Dowio carries out such pro
gram. We arc prepared to meet him In
the sATs way. Ilc will at once be
served Nth warrants upon charges
more serious than have 10 far been
made public"
Preparations have been made 70
coanteract any move that may be
made by powie In the dlrecllon of
causing arrests ilon5s have baoa
prepared BY the officers OF Zion church
30 that u will not be- necessary foe
them to leave Zion City,
Deacon wllhIts lett zion City Moa'
day With tho $500 which be- was ask.
cd BY Dowie 10 forward.
Ito declined 10 say whether no would
take !, 10 H. i1nls. OF give II to Dow
10 on his arrival here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11

HlllanEs. Maaas ADfa lk--fFks ~
lIefsen wrpaa - enss AsEsxs NsA
or nennns flstss 80 sheale
feas ksse q taDn 81 ~
aaeiea eaenastsRs& 4 S11sa 80, -
fHM ne antiEs 1ss ea1nn. ~
~ So ba1 90 asas -.
- ess q tn sas1
s 10
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11
OUT DAYS
IN LONG BOAT
SChOoner Upset And Grew Are
Thrown Overheard.
sAlLoas s1gFsREO INTENSELY.


Yarmouth. ~ H.. April l0.-Fiva
survivors Of tha eoaslins schooner w,
n and w. Il Tuck. which they aban-
doned on Cape Sable, last Thursday.
were landed here by the American
steam tfawlex Spray, together with
the body .of Charles wilstead. the
steward o. the vessel. who perished
In the ship'e long boat after many
hours Of exposure.
The other sailors also suffered In.
tensely ~ they were all thiniy clad
because OF their hasty escape from the
vessel The Spray picked them up.
The w. Is and W. L. Tuck sailed
from BridkRsfaier. N. g.. for New
York With 4 tnAa Of lumber early last
week. and bad . good trip until Thurs.
day. whom she passed Cape Sable. AZ.
Ter getting frum under the lee OF tho
Nova scntin shore n succession Of
heavy northeast squalls were encoun
tered With heavy sea running.
Thursday Afternoon squall cousid'
srably harder than the others, struck
the vessel and buried her to the rail.
Before the helmsman could put the
wheel down. ~. vessel was too Tar
over to right herself. aud In moment
the Tuck was Cat with her uaasls and
sails In the water. bat later, when
the schooner rfRhted herself. the sail.
0rs thrown Overheard clambered up.
on tha vessel again.
They found their vessel wateFioggcd
and took to tho long boat In thar
tiny craft they remained for two days
without food. waller o. anything To-
protect themselves from the wind,
Steward wllstead. who vas In the
galley at the time the vessel went
over. wore less elDshinx than any oil
the others EvcTy efEoFt wna made BY
his companions % keep MIN alive. but
he died late Friday night after many
hOnra Of Intense suRegfaE,
Saturday afterpoon the uawieg
Spray. vhIch had iels Boston early In
the day, sighted Tho Survivors.
The rescue was accomplished vlth
considerable aifiieaily, dasine which
Captnih MiIpeli. u the Spray was bad
~ eat. bot pl1eki1 resnniaed ~ his
post until ~ ave men ard ths body
Of ths steward sern 90 bomrs.
The acalaeni % the Taek took place
- miles so6,hwsas From Cape sable.
and The dervisct Nill esIasAsiy dfift
rapidly 20 the eastward.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-11
celsbeaas @ Rl,sa q asaeha.

Nsu YcFk. Apsil whsIe chns
tian rhnrshks eseaar night With ssF'
faen and sonS we're cessbrkting Palm
sanaAy ana sis 4nsyy ~ tbs aassos
lnse ygfussiena baIure bis esurfaxloa.
priests q ~ ss44absss fAlsA IN ees.
sAsy 6sss afysss - stssnea foees aAa
Ntess eh4HtIHa wsfs esseAsnifng ths
htFth al skNtR 6estet. CNstama Baa1hs.
1ssse ypaFs en- ~ ne lIatle Ilssk.
6hisi sssnpSa TIERS w3ep ~ hymna.
- psaTssa nN etha6 a. Go FaiiEfess
fegns - az t'hFisslels fassA. bas ths
selnspsa m4nrnne ~ tke cbrsseian
tsessymep hed " fhs llntGhlsf psiests
aIElEaa Misla
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-31
IS STRUCK BY
 \ CAGE AT THE
 HOLBROOK MINE
John German, a Blacksmith in Copper Queen Employ, Is
 Badly Injured,

Jphu German, blacksmith at the. Holbr0ok shaft of the Copper Queen, was yesterday struck by cage being low cred and narrowly escaped being dragged into the shaft and hurled to the bottom. As it was, he lies at the Cor per Queen hospital, suffering from a severe laceration of the scalp and contussion of the chest which are se- ricus to say the least
 The accident which befell German happened at 11:30 yesterday morning. German had stepped too close to the collar of the shaft and as a cage was being lowered from above, where the waste is dumped, it caught him blow on the side of the head, carrying his body into the shaft where it crushed him and rendered him unconscious.
 That Germans body is not on slab at the undertaker's parloT is due alone to the prompt action oi a fellow en- ploye who grabbed his feet just as the injured man was being dragged into the shaft.
 Germans wife and son are spending the summer iE Portland, Oregon. No word has been sent to Mrs. German. as iu is thought that he will recover
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-31
IS SIP. COMING
 INTO BISBEE ?

Taking up the much-talked of sub ject of the Southern Pacific soon en- tering Bisbee. the Tucson Post, a weekly publication, has the fellow ing to say anent the proposition:
 Report has it for some time that the Southern Pacific was about % build into Bisbee and tap the rich copper belt of southern Arizona which heretofore has been the sole posses sion of the Fl Paso & Southwestern. The reports Lave been branded as mere stories, but inquiry reveals the fact that surveys made by the South ern Pacific. not into Bisbee proper. but into the new town. Lowell, and its extensions south of Bisbee. are com piete and that new line will in all probability soon be thrust into this territory. Though the officials of the Randolph lines will admit nothing yet from Southern Pacific sources, il is barely admitted that there is more tEan probability that Coiosel Ran dolph will have the job soon of run n:ng an extension into Bisbec Just where it will connect with the main Inc is as yet a matter of conjecture. but that is no a matter Of so great importance inasmuch as if will be a branch line anyhow, ard the connect
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-31
DAN CUPID
 N DONALD WAS
 DELINQUENT Tardy Arrival of Marriage Li- CenSe Causes Couple to Miss Their Train.

Owing to the tardy arrival of a marriage license, which should have arrived in Bisbee yesterday, and the slow method of procedure by which Dan Cupid Chas. A. Mcdonald joins two loving hearts and welds them into one, Mir. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Campbell, who but moment before were plain Fred Campbell and Eli:t beth L. Ge- row, were forced to make 9 dash for last evenings train, and missing it found themselves to start their hon eymoOn in Bisbee.
 Fred NJ. Campbell and Mrs. Eliza beth L. Gerow, the former of San Francisco and the latter of Toronto. Cananda, were last evening married in the justice court roors Of C. A. Me Donald. Mir. Campbell, who is en- ployed at Douglas. brought his intend e3 bride to Bisbee in order that the marriage ceremony might not be in terrupted by the friendly overture of his Douglas acquaintances. Upon ar rival here it was found that the mar AidoC llSCL-SS LidL uOl dIEiEGu rom the county seat, and Mcdonald 'phon- ed to Tombstone to hasten the aTriY- al Of the document. II came on the evening train, giving the welder of joyful hearts but fifteen minutes in which to perform the ceremony. The arm of the law moves slowly, and as a result Mac has fallen to paths and gaits that are not noted for thtir speed.
 With Gods blessing upon them and the groom's promise to remit by re- turn mail for the service rendered, the couple wended their way. speedily, if not elegantly, to the Fl Paso and Southwestern depot, there to ind that 1 they were scheduled to remain in Bis bee for the night. We'll, there are worse places than Bisbee.anyway
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-31
M'CUTCHEON LOSES AN ARM
 BY GUNSHOT
Accidental DiScharge Of Shot gun Crip2!AS Bisbee Boy
 for Life.

Vernon McCutcheon and Frank Smith went ont on the desert Sunday afternoon to shoot cottontails, and as Q result the McCutcheon boy is minus ap arm.
 The boys had finished shooting, and were just getting into their buggy to return to town. The Smith boy had got in, and McCutcheon started to get in with his gun in his hand. As he placed his foot on the wheel to climb up he slipped, and in trying to balance himself struck the gun against the dashboard of the buggy, discharging the contents into his arm. The other boy got him into the bugsy quickly, and drove rapidly to the C. 6 4. hos pital, where it was found necessary to amputate the arm between the shoulder and elbow. At last reports he bov v-as doing nicely, and will pull through all right, but will anly have one arm for the rest of his life.
 McCutchecn is Is years of age. and has been employed at the Bisbee Plumbing Company office for the last few months
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-31

ng point need not necessarily be or the main line or even give especially quick connection into the mining camp. The business aimed at is the fl eight traffic, and therefore quick passenger connection is of minor i'm pcrtance. The Southwestern is with cut a doubt planning to build through to the coast, and meanwhile the South ern Pacific, it seems, intends to delay tLGI move as long as possible by keep ing the rival road as busy in the Ter ritery now occupied as possible. and also to be prepared to give every com pftiticn to the new transcontinental line when that is completed. IL has been intiTnated from E. H. HarEiman's s office that work has been laid out in Arizona for Colonel Randolph for many years to come. and there is every reason to suppose that this pro- iect is enc of the first that will be prosecuted"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-31
SUSPE CT W AS HE WRONG
 MAN
Mexican Arrested at Douglas for Shooting Here Not
 Man Wanted.

Mrs. Pedro Ortiz. the Mexican wom- aa at whom Figusl Dominguez fired fcur shots, three taking effect, on Saturday afternoon, was removed to the c. 6 A hospital on Saturday even ing, and it was deported last evening that she was very much improved. Unless blood poisoning sets in she will probably recover before very long.
 Che of the bullets from the gun of DcmingusZ; which was Of a 3S caliber, took effect in the right breast of the gc man, passing through the lung and lodgind Cst beneath the skin on the right shoulder blade Two others took effect in the right arm, and one of them being defiected by the bone en- sJeIed the wound in the breast made by th first shot, and followed the cCuTse Of the ribs. finally lodging within two inches of the first bullet The last shot, after passing through the arm. lodged in the wall of the room. The woman is large and strong and this has stood her in good stead.
 The lCcal officers secured the sur rounding country on Saturday night but found no trace of DOmingueZ 4 description of the man was wired to all surrounding points. Yesterday Ranger Jesse Rollins was riding the international lire ct Douglas, and vixen, about q mile from the city saw man dCiging around in the brush which is rather thick. Rollins over took the man. and as soon as he had a good look at him arrested him on suspicion of being Dominguez. He took the man into Douglas and wired to the local officers that he had a man answering to their description of Do miLgusz.
 Constable Doyle left or the morn. ing train for Douglas and returned last evening with the prisoner. Con stables Doyle and White took the pris- oner immediately to the house of Ortiz on Chihuahua Hill where they showed him to Ortiz. Ortiz told them that i- was not tha man. although he looked very much like Dominguez. The man answered tc the description of Dcnirguez in everything but height, being little shorter than Domiu guez. DcmingueZ was a light co,ored Mezi- can. about five feeet six inches III height, p0ck-marked on the. face. and at the time of the shooting wore a pair of overalls light-colcred shirt, black hst and haav-' shoes.
 The officers have laid networl, for DomingueZ and it will probably not be very long before he is aDpre- hended.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-31

The two Denver reporters who Jr;ed 10 rob a bank scored just such a fail- ure as might be expected of a ceup,s of bank burglars who tried to edit daily newspapers.