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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03

oereien uno cine befannte Wolfsrei be-
fbt. Sn ieiner ieitberisen politii6en
@arriere bat er f9 bur9 Ni9ts hsr'
borgetban als our9 unbefimmtss @ers
balten. unb bic aQ9emeine Nnf4t lautst
babin, baB sr Der ihm ibertragenel
aufsabe our9aus ni4t setuaafen TT.
SeutidIanS.
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8et9stag.
Berlin, 2. Wai. Der &si9ss
tag bat bic 8eratbuneen iber bic
&ei4sfnan3rsform In Der 3tueiter
2efung begonneu. getra9tet mar ben
gsiu4 bss Sauiss als boaghl!ises
Rriterium fur bas Snterehe, uel&es
bic @si4sboten Der tpi4tiesn WOrla9e
sntgssenbrinsen, bann tanrl es nur aIs
gerins besei9net weroen. 3ahlrei9e
WitStieoer aldnsten bur9 abweienbeit.
unb aud bic Mnueienbsa lisbsn einen
boben @rao bon SbsilnabmsIofgteit
srfennsn. Mls erffe poHtion Der
StsuerOorlage gelangte bic 8raufeuer
CUR @r6rterung. Na4 per JaHung
Der &esierung iOIte bisis eteuer einen
grtrag BON 81 Milionen bringen,
pdbrsnb bic 2ommiiRon In i6rer
3tpeitsn 9eiung bon bieisr Summe
niGt tpsnigsr als 38 Wilionen ge'
friten bate. Die Y~eratbungen iiber
oieIe 0orlags nabmsr sinsn iibsraus
aabmsn 0srlauf.
9ta9er M 6rber.
DRESDEN, 2. Wai. Der tir3,
LID unter Worbpsroa9t nerhaftete Ser,
Der Mnr Sietria bat beute Elm umt.
fahsnbss gefdnonib abselest. Dem 3u=
folge er i'm 2aufe Der berHoKsnsn fsbsu
Sabre att Worbtbatsn boabra9t bat.
ReIisi6fs 5reibeit.
Berlin n, 2. Wai. Der &si6s.
tag bebattirte heute ibsr einen Sen.
trumsantrag In Saasn Der religibisr
Greibsit, meI9sr AbfGafuns Der BE-
fdrdntungsasisbe Der gunbssfantsr
berlanst. Der erfe paragrapb wurb'
anaencmmer, nit einem rabitalen Gu.
iaBe, Der religi6fe Jreibeit iiber ba:
eanae @si9 gstudbrt, unb NIT einen
iosialifiidsn ENHANCEMENT, tpsI9ss
rsIisiOIe gr3isbung uno airdenstpane
Winosridbriger gsgen ben @uni9 be,
gfterrl berbietet.
9iffsau trdgeh
9btna.
8erItn, 2. Wai. Der Befut
Der 9insfi&en StuoisntommiTfon
tpelde i'm berfoReaen Wdrs bierieIbf
seueilt bat. uno bic tudbreno ibres Die,
Raen A~ufsatbalts bonn 2aiier mi
GROCER Mus3ei9nung bsbanoslt poroer
III, wiro Dem oeutiden SaiHsbau por'
ausFdtlid grobsn WuBsn bringsu
Die @binefen babsn bic 8isler Werfter
elmer e~insebsnoen gefdtisuna untsr
3ossn unO bon beren 2sifunssfdbisfei
sinen 10 gutsn @inbrud srbaltsn. bal
fe sablrei9e auftrdge sugeiagt BADEN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03

u m q n berung b 0 n
M II & lan 3. Na9 elmer Statiitit
baben in Ser 3eit BON 1. Sanuar Biz
gum 1. DECEMBER 1905 2O1,080 ruIz
fii9e l1rtertbaneu unb $4,000 Muss
lGnoer bas rufif9e Rei9 berlaFen.
Ser Hopember ienss Subres mar be-
fpnbers REID on 5li9tlinsen. Sn Die
fem Monat sineen 24,874 ruIff6e
1lntertbanen in's Muslanb (gegeniibsr
1881 i'm Sabre 1909 unb 25,785
q~fuslGnber (seseniiber 1880 i'm Sabre
1909.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03
Shmeoem.
Snbte utgebIaen.

Snbte sebIaeu
g todbol m. 2. Wai. @ine
f9redli4e g%rploROn, bersn llria9e big
-i.Bt ni9t fefgeffelt tpsrben fonnte, 3ers
ffbrte beute fdmmtli9s @ebduSe Der
na6e IinterOifen beIssensn lNitroglp-
ee%rinfabrit. Spmsit ermittelt berloreu
nur bier Wann tbr 2sben.
@rie&enIanb.
Olpmpifde SpieIe beenbet.
Ma9en, 2. Mai. Inter ben feier.
li&en 2ldn9en Der Wational . Spmne
unb beseifsrten &ufen unb 6dnbetlat-
I9sn Der u~nsebeuren 3uf&ausrmsnss
errsi&ten bic olpmpiiaen epiele beute
Mbenb ibr @noe. 5n qlibsnbsr Som.
merbise uiometen f9 am Ra@mittase
26nig @eorg. R6nisin Olga, 2rons
bring 3ontantin unb bic iibrissn Mit.
elieoer Der f6nielidsn 5amilie Der
i96nen Mrbeit bss WertbeiIens Der
preiIe.
8ei tusitem bic grbbte Mn3abI bon
preifen baben fi9 bic slmerifaner ers
runset,. In 90 6dlen. mo fe on ben
Wettbemerbungen tbsilnabmen, bolton
He fib elf erfe, feds 3ueite unit fhnf
brittle prsiie.
Waructa.
SolI setreusigt tpsrben n.
8anaer. 2. Wai. 5abi Wo-
bammeb Mesfmi. isner JIiditufer,
tuelGer tiberfibrt uurbe, SO 5rausn In
ben 6iuterbalt gelodt, ermorbet, unb
Johann auf isinsm @runoFhde bers
i9arrt 3u babsn, wuroe, tuie bon Wa.
rafeia semelbet mirb. gum Sooe Der.
urtbeilt. unb 3tuar ioI Der MaRenm6r.
Der am 8. Wai gdreu3tgt tuerben.
Dieie 8obssart. tuelae felt Weni9en.
seoenten ni&t oerbdnst tuorbsn mar,
puroe angebli& sewdblt, neil bas ent-
, rtifste Bolt mad Der m6gli&f i8mer.
Hen S~efrafung berlangte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03
Der Sail Stephanp.

Berlin n. 2. Wat. aus Strab.
burg tOmmt Die @adr,tt. oaB Der ebe-
naltgs poliseitommifar Stspbanp bon
bort. uet&sr fi& nod ansebli9er I'm.
tsri6la9uns i'm limit nod Der s9meis
ssfti4tet unb osfsu auslieferung bic
Ssutfae 3eeierung In Bern seforbert
battle. nanmebr aussslisfsrt usroen
tpiro.
Wie bor einissr 3sit bsri9tet. mar
I'm b~erfoRsnsn Sanuar Gtepbanp's
Stanoal.Y rOi9ire ,@ermaniiation,
Wtatitrregierung uno poli3eiuirt9s
i4aft IN 2otbrinaen" bon Der Beb6rbe
tonfis3irt, Der gerfafer ab.r islbF mad
Der Samei3 entaobsn unb In ,3iri6
berbaftet tuorbsn. Das 8ereeben Der
unteril 5lasung ion Stepbanp babur9
begangen baben, bab sr risbrere amts
Ii4e s9riftidde F9 ansssisnst bat.
Die farre.
Berlin. 2. Wai. Die @enid,
farre, tuel9s ipon felt Sabrsn in
Seuti6lano graffrt, ereift INNER usi=
ter Inn fa, bauptidalia In Der Rhsins
probing. Sm 2reiie &ubrort baben
f4 i'm 2aufe Der lebtsn Wo9s flint
8Ooesfdne an Der Seu9s ereisnet. Sn
Glen Iissen 90 an berfelben barniebsr
uno In Walosnburg 4S.
Ceferreidp .llngarn.
Siegber Il nabbdneies
tettspartei.
9 b q b q, 2. Wiai. Bisber III
oas Rsiultat Der Wablen fur bas nsus
abgeoronetsnbaus bss Rei9stass In
1876 Wabltleifsn bstannt es.uorosn. gs
fno 1873 Hnbdnssr 2oRutbs, 90 2on-
fitutionalifsn unb IL 0srtreter Der
tleritalsn 0~oltspartei eeudblt morben.
Die tibrigen Wanbate ~bsrtbeilsn fi6
3mif9en ben febenbirgifden uno
i9wabif9en Seuti9en. Serben unb
Rumdnen.
Der Sufi3minifer polonpi, Der
2anbuirtbi4afts Winiter Saranpi,
Suitb. Der prdFosnt bss psr-
Hohsnsn &sidstags, iotpis bic friberen
WintferprdFoenten Baron 8anHp uno
Solomon SssI finb getpdbIt.
3pei SIiegsn nit IN
g 1Iag.
Wien n. 2. Nai. !Sas .Off3iele
SOurnal" tinoet an, oab premie,
@auti9 BON S%rantsntburn unb @rai
art6ur gplanbts &6eibt. WiniHer be-
Sunern, a~bgebantt baben, unb baf
Bring Ronrao bon Sobsnlobs-s diI.
lingsfhrf gum premier unb Winits,
bss Snnerr srnannt tporber, III.
8IuttgeW a6ItramaIIs.
9 ubapef, 2. Mai. Die Be.
80 -
fir6tungsn, baB es aus anlab Der iebt
f%fattinbenbsn Nsuwa6len gum uneari'
i9sn abseorOnstsnbauie 3u nnrubsr
tOmner piiroe, baben fi9 bsreits BE-
tpabrbeitet unb bic ieitsns Der Re9ie
rung an%ssOronete gntieuoung Dor
Sruppsn nod bielen Be3irten bat lid
dig ourdaus sere4tfertigt erpieien,
Ginen Hiirmii4sn @erlauf nabnisn Sil
Wahl.n ramentlid In ao.nngarn
BORT habsn Rumdnen bel einem @abl
trawale einen @emeinoeborfeber e.
i8lasen. Siefes 0ortommnib benefit,
OuB bic tpdbrenb Der 2rifis mebrfa9 81
Sage eetretsne grbitterung Der rumd
nii6en geb6lfsrung gege1 oas Wagpa
rsntbum nod ni9t na8gelahsn bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03
&ube III YariS.
@itte's &eiignatiOu Sbatiade.

gsitss Na6fuIser Gorenpfn. Strefbemegung IN Granfreit sebroden
gsidiger GeibstassbeihluB. adhater @fOrser. - GnOe
Der Slpmpiiden epne. = Coll an arene ferben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03
8afe=BaQ.

Die esFrissn Spisle rsiultirtsn tpis
folgt:
Aociation n.
indianapolis, 2. Nai.
Snbianapolis o. 8
Ranfas @itp.. 000000450- 9
Batterien = Sommers unb aaboe,
6aplep; Jranb unb 6uQiuan.
Columbus. 2. Mai.
Columbus. 80. 51001O2O*- 9
Winneapolis II 0 0010011- 4
Battsrien-Wail unb @pan; ailrop
unb DAGGER.
Solebo, 2. Wai.
8olebo ...... 20121013*-1O
ct. Paul. -. 201100202- 8
8attsrisn - @iuen, ptatt uno
abbott.
NationaIs2iga
Cincinnati, 2. Wai.
Cincinnati. -. 000OO1OOO- l
pittsburs -. 011200000- 4
8atterien = Dorner, G9lei unb 2is
bingfon; Wiuis uno peiB.
Bottom, 2. Mai.
Boffon 49,. 200000100O- 3
Netp Sort. 20 1000002O1- A
Batterien - Zines, Mc8innitp ulb
Gilbert.
81. 2ouis, 2. Wai.
ct. 2ouis.. 80. OO0100OOO- l
@bicago. 49,. l. 5
gotterien = Cyan uno 6oImes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03
Gus Spoenid1iekcu.

Sn China 1T erft lestes Sabr bur6
faiierlihes @bitt Der gogen als milf
tGrii9e Waffe abgei6afft fporbsr. 8is
oabin mar oas So9enf9ieben ni9t Ill
Bel Den Offi5ierpriifungen Elm obligas
torif6es Sad setpefen, %fonoern es bait
ten ai9 Die @enerGle, tpenn lie fi9 aus
feftli6em @nlab in ibrer f9onen alien
Sra9t BEL 9ofe boritenten, Den 3d.
gen trasen miifen. 90 ieltium uns
oerartises anmutben mag. 10 miro es
6o6 erflGrli6er, tpenr mir beriidIi9s
tigen, bab dbnli9es felbft in europa
nod gar ni9t 10 lange suridlisgt.
Sinh bod 1914 an Der Sdlu9t BON
9eip5ig bogenbetpaffnete 8af9tiren IN
ruifii9en Sisnft betbsiligt sepefen, bon
benen 5tpei nod beute i'm 2eip5iger
Wufeum aufbepabrte 8osen beritams
men. .
Sbppbl sic Sran5oIen ii9 ni9t p6ne
9runo iber bie Sadie luftig ma9ten,
10 io1en cod tbatiG6li9 cine Mnsdbl
9ernunbungen r98pgeni9iife porz
sefpmmen iein. Ho9 beutisen Stages
miro bas 8osenf9ieben ni9t MIR in
oen afrifanii9en uno Sioieez&oloz
MEN e~uropGif9er Staaten, fonbsrn
tpenu audi Bios als Sport in europa
felbit betrieben. Siefer Sport miro
in Der Ghpeis uno Nprofranfreih
Bios bon MGnnern, in England aber
tpesen Der baraus ii9 ~ereebenoen bib
i6en a0~rperbaltung au6 BON ben Do
men Der Gsieqi9aft ausgeiibt. @qerz
oines brinssn es Die mpoernen 8osenz
i9Isen uno <S9ibinnen felteu peiter
als auf cine 2dnge oes S9ufes bon
100 CARDS, pGbren0 Die alien Mei>
tier bes 8paenf6uFes, sic Siirfen, mod
auf 200 Bis 300 CARDS cine groBe
Srefffi9erbeit entpidelt BADEN iolen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03

Gin It elmer e Of G
sSn ct. Sacobs, Su., fDuroe iiingft oie
Stride Ser beuti9zfutberif6en &C.
meinbe bur9 einen Sturm umgepebs.
Sc mar esssn spsi llbr Na9mittass,
als Die mGnnli6en Mitelieoer uno- ihr
SeelIoreer, Yaftpr 9eiger, ii9 atpeds
elmer Gei9GftsfiBung in Der Stride per>
fammelt batten. sic tppaten iiber BEN
8au elmer neuen Stride beratben. I'm
bas @sbGuoe beulte uno tobte Der
Wino. YlDBli9 er5itterte Ser gauge
9uu unb c;niee 3iegel lDiten fi6 los
unb fielen trodeno 3pif9en bsn Wtit;
glieoern Ser @emsinbe gu 9ooen. @uf
Dies @efa6rsei6en bin elite 9Ges bins
aug ing Sreie. &uum bate Der leBte
Mann Die Stride perlafen, als oieie
NIT bonnerGbnlibem SerGui9 eGnsli9
einftiirste. Sin in Der NGbe pobnen@
Ser Heeer, Der our9 fanenOes 3iegelz
tperf ~getroffen purbe. erlitt eincn
Mrmbru9 nn6 in einsm nabe Der
Rir9e ffebenben Stale tpuroe Elm Paz
for @eieer eebOrenOes QferO sri6ld.
qeI1.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18
On the Trail of
 A Bad Indian

A Phoenix dispatch of the 10th
 says:
 Commanded by five deputy sher- ifs, l5O whites and Indians are on the .rail of Justin Head, ! who, during the past three days, has killed eight peo- ple, six of them Indians, .one squaw and a mail carrier.
 Tuesday morning Head, who is An Apache Mohave Indian, shot down man at Cotton wood, m the Verde val ley, not far from Jerome. He left there and went to Camp Verde. arriv- ing in the evening. While resisting capture, he shot down four more In. dians and a squaw.
 "Head stole fresh horse and head ed for Beaver creek, endeavoring to get into the wilder mountain districts and make his escape. Two Indians he is reported to have shot down there yesterday. who did not attempt to de- tain him in any way.
 Head has sent word to his pur- suers that he has Winchester and lOp rounds of ammunition, and that he does not intend to be taken. He savs that if corsered he will die be- fore surrendering. Should he be brought to a stop. it is probable there will be more killing.
 "An educated Indian; having been to Carlisle, and dead shot with rifle, Head is considered one of the most dangerous men eyer made the object of 8 man-hunt in Arizona. He knows the country ss we'll. if not bet ter, than his pursuers. Several h. dian trailers of long experience are following him.
 "Sheriff Lowry is of the opinion that Head got into a fight while drunk, auarreled with companion and shot him. This aroused the other Indians, and the one.sIdei fight has followed. Verde valley Indians have been mak- ing whisky of corn for some time, and recently there have been several fights among them"
 Later, Heads courage failed him and he went to Jerome and surrender ed himself. He claims that because of being educated, and having married 8 sauaw, the Indians became incensed and he did the shooting to protect his life. Head has been taken to Prescott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18
Joint Statehood Vote
 Less the IS Per Cent

"Less than l5 per cent of the total vote cast last Tuesday was for joint statehood, and less than 10 per cent of the registered vote was for jointure. Probably 25 per cent of the registered vote expressed nc opinion on state hood"
 Leroy Anderson, chairman of the non partisan anti jointure committee with headquarters in Prescott, made the foregoing statement when asked for results e far ss he had been able to receive them.
 Anderson has not received the re- turns from Gfla, Santa Cruz, Apache, or Coconino. His other figures are e follows: Pima 460 for, lO6O against Maricopa 392 for, 3016 against; Mo have S6 for. 374 against; Yuma z4s for. 496 against; Cochise AS for. zsos aesinst; Graham 365 for, l452 against Navajo I4O for, All against.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18

An Associated Press dispatch Of the 10th inst. dated. Brunswick, Ga |, says:- "Congressma aL w G. Brant- lev delivered tbe oratlon today at the planting of 8 liberty tree under the aus pices of the Brunswick chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. The ceremonies were Of an in- teresting character and were largely attended. Around the roots of the tree was placed soil from each of the states and territories, the soil having been sent to the D. A. R. by the dii- ferent governors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18
Grazing Fees on
 Forest Reserves

That cattlemen and stockraisers need pay no grazing fees for having their stock on the forest reserves is the gist of e decision rendered by the United States district court of the eastern division of Washington.
 This decision will be of great inter- est to the cattlemen of this county owing to the fact that there are sev- eral forest reserves here. Grazing fees are now charged in these reserves. The cattlemen have protested agsinst these fees and have always claimed that they were unjust. However. their protests have availed nothing.
 Whether the decision just rendered will be reversed or upheld by higher court remains to be seen. In the event that it stands, it will be . say ing of thousands of dollars to the stockmen throughout the west. It will mean, however. c cutting of oi the greater portion of the forest reserve receipts.
 In the decision that has just been given, it is held that the grazing iees illegal, because grazing on the reserves is not prohibited by act of congress
 but by the regulations of the secretary
 of agriculture. The decision state' further that the secretary of agricult
 ure. and not congress, has designated
 what constitutes crime, and the desig
 nation, it is held, is beyond the powe
 of the secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18
Arizona Mining
 Suit is Decided

A Washington dispatch of the l2th says:-
 An Arisona case involving the Magnet, Victor and Comet mines in Cochise county of that territory was decided in the supreme court of the United States today in favor oi Tbomas Burns and others. The title of the property is in the name of Burns of his associates but Charles M. Tavior claimed to have acquired the right to purchase it under an option given him in case he should make q sale ct price specified.
 He did not make the sale but he .ousht to secure possession under the sereement. The owners resisted claiming that the agreement was mere power of attorney. Tbe supreme court of Arizona upheld the latte view and in tods5's decision, whicl vss announced by Justice Brewer that finding was sustained.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18
From Mondays Daily.

| Assistant District Attorney E
 Flanigsn arrived today from Bisbes ! on . professional visit.
 The famous Mahara Minstrels are billed for Tombstone on the 23rd inst.
 It seems that the Democrats have m de a clean sweep all oyer the ter ritory. There seems to have been a Democratic landslide, and the people have proven that they know what they want and do not hesitate to let the world know their wants.
 No court will be held in Tombstone this week recess having been taken until the 18th.
 Cochise county teachers will be at the Territorial Institute about 65 strong.
 The Tombstone delegation of teach CTS including the county school super intendent and the board of trustees, leave this eve ming for Phoenix to at- tend the joint teachers institute and take in the territorial fair.
 Suit was filed in court today of H J Clifford vs Desssr & Carter to quiet title to mines in Cochise district. Plaintiff claims one tenth interest
 A pretty wedding was solemnized in Tombstone yesterday, when Miss OIlia Robertson and MT. Jack Hood were united in the holy bonds of matrimopy, Rev. Carroll officiating. The ceremony was had at the home of the bride, who is one of the fair daughters of Tombstone, being a social favorite with a circle of friends which extends to all who know her. The groom is 6 prosperous cattleman and manager of the Bar Boot Cattle He is also well and favor ably known, and the friends of the happy couple join the PRosPEcToR in congratulations with best wishes for . long and happy cruise on the matrimonial sea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18

WOULD FULTON STEAMERS WOULD BUILT 10000 HORSEPOWER? MY iesLE BALLOON THE SANTOS ouMoNT VI, HAS AN EIGHTEEN HORSEPOWER MOTOR. WHO CAN MANY HoRsEPoW. THE NAvieAelE BALLOON THE FUTURE WILL PossEss7
 For long journey, like that between Europe and America would require powerful baloon capable of resisting certain rough weather and able and fall easily that the could seek his currents If you rise height of 5000 yards from the ground you almost certain find going any direction you wish, and SKFUL BAL LOONIST ONCE HE HAD FOUND THE CURRENT HE WANTED, WOULD SIMPLY TRAVEL WITH IT AND UTILIZE IT TO HELP HIM ON HIS WAY.
 would attempt transatlantic voyage with less than half dozen That number would be work the a and allow of them sleeping in before has made the attempt how long the would ak but with powerful machinery the speed would be great and the time taken present between Europe and America would certainly b considerably shortened
 DO NOT REGARD IT AS IMPOSSIBLE THAT WITH A STRONG STEADY HIM. FREQUENTLY SWEEPS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC AN AERoNAUT SHOULD NEY BETWEEN PARIS AND NEW
 The difficulty of carving sufficient petroleum is the biggest prob lem in connection with such project But that will be engineers have solved the question carrying enough coal stoke Atlantic liners.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mrs. George Rafferty returned to' day from a visit with friends and reia' tlves at Bisbee.
 Constable Sam Hsyhurst brought over . prisoner for Hotel de Hunt wh, will remain 6 guest until the next grand jury meets to answer a charge of forgery.
 Owing to the fact that the Arizona Teachers Association, scheduled to take place g, Phoenix during the present week, a vacation has been declared in the public schools. The classes will resume next Monday upon the return of the local teach CTS.
 Chief of Police Bravin yesterday ar- rested suspicious character who was given the alternative of leaving the city or stand arrest for vagrancy. He cheerfully accepted the former and left for parts unknown.
 A grand dance is to be held at Gage Hall on Thanksgiving eve Wednes- day, November 28, for the benefit of the Catholic church. Excellent music will be provided and good attend ance is assured.
 Miss Tottie Shepard arrived in the county seat on last evenings train from bisbee, and wifi 6e tine guest of her sister, Mrs. Alvin w. Howe, for several weeks. Miss Shepard has a host of friends in this city and always feels at home here on all of her visits.
 News reaches Tombstone that "Di- avolo," the loop.the-loop daredevil, was killed in c wreck recently while acting as brakeman on the New York Central road. He travelled twice across the continent, taking his life iu his hands every day. "Oisvolo's" name was Robert Vandervoort. He gave exhibitions in Tombstone last winter with c street carnival:
 The sec>nd contingent of Tomb stone excursionists to the Territorial Fair left yesterday, among whom were noted President E. B. Gage and General Manager w. F. Staunton of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co.,, County Treasurer J. N. Gaines. County Recorder Frank Hare, County s hool Superintendent J. A. Rock fellow and daughter and Miss Esther Fisk. The faculty of the Tombstone public schools. consisting of Prof. H :. E. Berrer. Miss Ruth Opdyke, Miss Mary E. Williamson, Mrs. H. E. Williams, Miss Lillian Melgresn, Mrs Elsie Cleverdon, Miss Helen Axtell Miss Jennie Boatman, c. B. Tarbell and wife, H. E Peoples, W. K. Meade, George Elliott, T. F. Moore Slime Gallen, John Warden, P. Hol land, N. D. Scribner. City Attorne, Charles Bowman and wife and A. w Howe join the excursionits this after l noon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18

Reports from South Africa are to the effect that this y ar the gold output viii be more than Sioo ooo, ,ooo. an| as there is no dimin1,is of the gold production of other counties, it follows that Ioo6 will far surpass sIl previ.us hgnres.
 The record of cures made by the cele- bra,ed Hostestrr's St mach Bitfers far
 surpass that of all other stomach medi- c,pes. The reason for it's success is very plain when you remember the fact thai it has often affected cures after other remedies had ia.lsd. IL you have never tried the Bitters get bottle today ! and see tor yourself what wonderful medicine i: is in cases of poor appetite headache, vomiting, cramps, diarrhot dyspepsia. ind gestivn ana malarIa. Doc,t sta,t on your vacation without
 taking along a supply o. the Bitters tt counteract the effect of strange easini
 s,d drinking.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-18
Statistics Concerning
 Railroad Casualties

The accident bulletin issued by tn interstate commerce commission for the three months enIing June SD, 1906, shows the total number of cas- ualties to passengers and employees to be I6, ,237, as against IS ,2S6 in the precedi' g three months.
 The number of passengers and em- pioyes killed in train accidents was 194 e agaiss: 274 in the preceding quarter, The total number Of col ! lisions and 153 deraiiments affected passenger trains. The dam ge to car' and engines and roadway by thes' accidents amounted to g. 373, ,924.