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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13
To Be Admitted
 to Supreme Court

Harriet NJ Kenefck o;Glote is the first to send BIO and get receipt which entities her to take the exami- nation for admission 10 the Arizona bar when the supreme court meets in Phoenix November 9.
 he board of examiners is made np of "altc1 Bennett, of Phoenix, $. L. kinean. of Tucson and George J. StOneman of Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF ToLEDo. :

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, :
 Lucas COUNTY.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is seuior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co, doing business in the City of Toledo, county and state sfore- said, and that said firm Sill pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of De- cember, A, D. 1886.
 Seal A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in a'ly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13
Drilling Contest
 At Spokane, Wash

McGiIorey and Erickson of snd"n, &C., won the frs. prize of sl LOGO in A double hand drilling contest at the spokaue Interstate far, driving the steeI fifty.three inches of solid rock in the time limit of filtee min utes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13
From Mondays Daily.

J.J. Wyatt. manager of the Arizona
 Gold Mines Co, returned yesterday
 from trip To Los Angeles, where he
 vas on rlniHg business.
 Supervisors Riegs. Bowen and Me
 Cape are in he |, to he Tn attend .
 ance at the regular meeting of the
 board scheduled for today
 Mrs. Gibson, mother of Judge Q
 Gihson, left yesrerd Y Tor Oklahoma,
 where she will spend two months wis.
 iting with sister
 Jack McGregor of Bisbee has been elected vice -presidentoi the Two Hun drrd Thousand Club, an organization of life insurance men in New York City.
 pr Bacon returned this morning from Los Anre!es. wh re he went on A hurried professional visit
 Mes Mary McHugh left yesterday for B.sbee on visit to her sister, Mrs. F E Coles.
 Chss Schmidt, the well known barber, left this morning for Tucson, where he will remain several mouths.
 Attorney Thomas Flannigan arrived this morning IT, m i-bee and will re- main several days on business before he district court.
 J V. Vickers, president Of the Chiri- 'shua Cattle Co, and Clarence Craw- ord, secretary of the company, mem ion Of whose arrival vas made in ' hese columns Saturday. are today [ isitirg their mining holdings iu the | )rsgoons. It is net unlikely that z h 1T visit will mean the prosecution | development work on their group c [ claims, which is without doubt one [ the most promising along the big |. .nge.:
 Every community ha. a di-tln- lg feature-some for good. some the verse. Pinal county is featured lost admirably by the excellency of s home paper-the Blade-vhich prtrays in sn enticrng way the riches a.
 that county that await the magic vi 'ucH of the miners' pick. Besides II 'inting out that there Is something u ,in' in Pinal, the Blade this week R ntrIns thirteen sheriff sales, winch ii cupy the major portion of space: m It the paper keeps up its "peart" V, .pearance, with all that. ru An importau, meeting of the K Of P ''' ll be held tonight for work in the :. :, cOnd degree. . Wm Holne-. pres dent of tc ,adSille Co wh 'se property Is nov .. Ider bond tu tie c S '. interests V '- Omhst me vi-itpr today coming ,in San GAhrIel, Cal euroute to the ines near Gleeson Mr. Holmes l. in other valuable mines ID at district upon which he will have nsiderable work done. ris C. = Riley, an :. P. brakeman, fell ga nm boxcar near Cochise station De d received injuries which may cause be death. l7
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld 75 Cents Gold and Silver SI.CO Lea 75cents Gold. Silver, CopperSI.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, 1886 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13

The following petition was sub. mitted by O Gibson
 To the Honoratle Board of Super
 vi,ors Of Cochise county. ArIzons
 territory.
 The property described in the deed. herewith submitted was purchased from Charles Debsud by Johnson 6 Cook. During the years 1895 and 1896, A Wentworth, the then acting tax collector, executed the deeds to the territory of Arizona for the prop erty described in the deeds above men tioned Wentworth did not, how ever, give any notice, as required b law, So that hIs deeds to the territory are absolutely worthless as deeds. They do, however, constitute cloud upon the title of Johnson & Cook, and tie deeds submitted herewith are asked for the purpose of clearing tie title.
 The delinquent taxes sbOve men tioned, and all the delinquent taxes standing against said property were paid Aug 27, 1907, see redemption receipt \" 2G7l, The deed, here with submitted are 10 executed al the 1 expense of Johnson & Cook.
 Yours k. spectfuily 1
 0. GIBSON. 4 bove petition was grant and . clerk ordered 10 execute deeds
 A petition from HiIsre Tapil Burn ett was referred pack for correc- ion.
 The petition from H Gerwein, in reference to Mrs Barto, was referred back for correction.
 A petition submitted ty Dr L Heiges of Pearce, asking that the hoard advertise for bid. for the care of indIgeDt sick at Pearce was not grant ed, for the reason tist but three months more remain of the present yea.
 Rudolph Schmidt su mitted peti- tion, asking that the back tax suit, instituted by the county treasurer against him, be dlsmis, ed. on the ground that he is not the present | owner of the property. The petition was not granted, t Q board deeInIng the matter no importance. A proposition was submitted by ] Frank Alley, attorney for ngela Dias de Hansen and Peter c Hansen, her ', husband, offering to accept '6OOOfrom the county in payment of property lately condemned by the court for the use of the public hIghSsy. The board rejected the terms of the petition for | the reason that the amount asked was exorbitant.
 Applications for the following school | land leases were gra.ted. Wm Speed. Wilcox, section l6 township fl, range 22. JW Duncan, Wilcox, section l6, township l3, range 2l.
 EM Riggs, Dos Cabezas, section 36, township l3, range 9.
 DIV Isaacson, Pools, section 36, township F. rsnge 20.
 Homer K Fike, Nsco, section l6, township 2i, range 23.
 "A Doane, Rodeo, \ N, section 36, township 20, range 29.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13
OFFICIAL
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of The Board Of Supervisors.
OF COCHISe COUNTY. ARIZONA

Frances J Abel 'uhmitted bid for the purchase of lots 5, 6, ard :, bl ck 50, of the townsite of Tombstone The amount of the bid was Sl5. 4 check covering the amount being enclosed The bid was accepted the clerk ordered to execute deed for the same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13
NOR 1GAGE.

". 'N-Af---
 Harry c stultl ct ux to wm J Cochran
 r E DOran to Barnes
 B II Ward ct ux to NJ F Dicus
 Mrs Jane Casey to Mrs Stane Angius.
 DEEB Warren company to James Hoatsnn prop
 erty in the Warren tv~usire. .......... l47O ..
 Q.C. DEED. J p Goebel ct uK to WR
 Henry Douglas prop eTty .....-.......... 10
 BIAS DEED D Eunlap et ux to P Goe'el Douglas prop trty ........... 6OO
 WARRANTY DEED The International Land an d Improvement company by Me- guire ard Vi Cum ningham. corp crate sea to W R Henry,  Douglas property .... 900 John l Kelly and Nj D Murphy to E A Hook ley, the Copper Leaf, White swan, Hard Times and Mother Bike mines in the Hartford mining dis trict and Huschlcs mountains . ~ 400
 sHERIFF's DEED. he Don Luis Townsite { company. hy'sherit, to Cochise Lumber com s pany, Don Luis prop erty .......... 100 he Don Luis Townsi,e company, by sheriff, to ' Co, hise Lumber com pany, Don Luis prop eIty ........... 639 a
 WARRANTY DEED ndre Louis ct ux to Ed z ard Lena Charbon- V nesu Douglas prop c tTtE -.-.-.- .-..-....-. 025 Q. he International Land Ii and Improvement com rt pauy, hy Mcguire a and NJ J Cunningham, Ii corporate seal, to Vim SeldOn, Douglas prop a cry .............-.. ZJU .
 DEED. p he international Land f and Improvement com pany to Renaldo Fraio DDuglas property so
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13

Practicing medicine for a number Of years in Mesa, Dr. Hawley has To- cated ID Blsbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13
THE COUNTY
RECORDS
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIvEll IN BRIEF

DLEps. Martin O'Hare to NJ F.
 Cassidy, A T Sowles.
 Robert Hennesy, NJ J
 Cunningham and F E
 Coles, bisbee prop
 erty W Kline ct ux to A B
 Nunley property in the Kline & kwell's Subdivision 10 Doug Aao Op c Ewell and II
 Ewell ct uI to A B
 Nunley property m Kline & Ewells sub division to Stettlers addition to ;he to n of Douglas ........ 75 J G Ewell to F K Cope ton property in Kline Ewells subdivision to Srettler's First ad- dltion to tbe town of Douglas ...... ...... 100 Joseph II McPherson ct ux to George Kelley, Tombstone property. 40 ..
 MORTGAGE. NJ E Cassidy, A T sowIe, Robert Henues-y. and E Coles, trust,e e, to Bank of Bisbee Sarah Koch to American SJda Fountain Co. GIbeon Abstract Co to First Ma ional Bank oi Tombstone.
 DEEDS. ! gorge \ Ton pkirs to William II Finley, property ID be Sunny side addition to Doug las ........... .... 300 I Snodgrsss ct uI to William Reid Bisbee property. .......- 2OOO ohn : Tay Tor, ma, CT, to Anna Norris, Bisbee property .......... Is \ A Dudley to W B Jenkins property in the Pirtle addition 10 Doug as ..... ..... 2j0
 MORTGAGE William H Fin ey to Benson L RIRgiemHn ct uX to Citizens Bank X Trus' Go. Vim Reid er ux 10 the Bank of Biz
 BILL OF SALE. IC Hubbard to c $ Baker.
 E1ECrTIoH J'tn McGowan vs Nick Lopizich.
 PROBATE COURT Estate Msrian Schmieding Estate Of Josephine z Keenhold Estate of Crarles 4 Gaetiens
 DEEDS. Gid Graham ct ux to Vim Cochran prop erty in ,be Musgrave addition to Douglas 10 .. A Bohn ct ux to Vim J Cochran property in Settlers First addition to Douglas s...... 10 Q. Harry q Stultz ct ux to Vim J Cochran Doug- las property ...... 1900 .. Frederick Hedberg ct ux to F Nj Davis, Hedberg property. y......-..... 10 Q. Bostwick Barnes ct uxto P E Doran property Tn Musgrave addition to Douglas s......... 450 John H Norton and Ida H Stewart to Mrs C Redus, Wilcox prop erty ......- 100 I-nac N Shrum to R : Csruthers Doug las property ty........-....r - T F McCOurtney ct ux to W c aud Annie Hofer Douglas prop erty ...-............ S0O C E Stone ct ux to J c Goodman D oug.as
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13

A fireproOf cement is to be manu- fsctured in Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
PERSONAL MENTION.


 Mrs. John Foster was at DRugls, yesterday visiting friends.
 J. E. Suits of Douglas Is here.for { short stay on business.
 L. F. Casey went to Cananea for e short stay on business.
 J. D. Cowen returned 10 Dougiss last evening after short stay fin Bis
 D. ". Dixon was passenger out bound yesterday morning for Phoenix where he win pay a short visit to friends. < keE Ef&
 T. c. Schott arrived in the city yes terday morning from Cananea for q short stay with friends.
 J. F. Muldoon was a passenger out on the train yesterday morning for Cananea. where he will locate.
 Miss Williams of Cananea has ar rived in the city for a short stay with friends.
 Carl Clausen, the well known mining machinery man, was an incoming pas senger from Cananea after passing a few days there on business.
 Assistant District Attorney Ross oi Douglas passed Monday in this city in behalf of the prosecution in the case of the Territory vs. Bean. He re turned to his home last evening.
 Mrs. Oakes. wife of H. c. Oakes, Miner employe, has left for Las vegas N. NJ. with her infant son to spend several weeks with her parents.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of Cochise County, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of Francis A Ovens.-Notice of settlement Of final account and distribution of estate.
 Notice is hereby given that Maurice Denn, as administrator of the estate Of Francis A. Ovens, deceased, has rem dered and presented for settlement, and filed in said court, his final ac- count of the administration of said estate. and a petition for the distrihu- tion of the same, and that Thursday, the 31st day of January, A. D., 1907, at o'clock D. m., at the court room of said court, at the court house, at Tombstone, in said Cochise county, has been duly appointed by said court for settlement sf said account and the hearing of said petition for distribu- tior, at which time and place any person interested In said estate may appear and file his exceptions, in writ ing, to the said final account, and con test the same, and show cause, If any, why final distribution of said estate should not be ordered.
 Dated January 18th, 1907.
 J. H- JAMES, Probate Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
SIGNS OF A GENTLEMAN.

f Other fellows may be gentlemen, but it is einch that these, ARE.
 The man who steps over the curb!hg and spits off of the side walk
 The man who takes ;he oTtsiie sf the walk when lady is passing.
 The man who never uses ugly Ian guage without first looking around to see if there be a woman or child N!ih. in hearing.
 The man who side steps when ladies desire to get by without compelling them to step into the mud.
 The man. no matter how much he admires lady's appearance,-ind any properly constituted man does-avert, his gaze when she turns hers upon him.
 The man who will break away from grand, magnificent womanhood to as. sist grey-headed femininlty, to help her over the crossing, to gather up her crutch for her, to find her "specs' for her. while the merry thong is un, mindful of the gallant transaction.
 Correlli said, Absolute beauty and excellence are unsexed" Then the man who does that which common judgment and ordinary education dem onstrate to him is right, clean, gal lant, and honorable, is a gentleman though he may, at the same time chr v a multitude of faults, which only intelligent charity can cover with q mantle
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
KeNTuckIAN TELLS STORY.
New York sunl


 The night on which the Kentuck- ians handed the stirrup cup to Mir. Watterson in this city on the eve of his going away to Spain some good stories were told in the hooks of the dinIngroom before and after the reg ular program. This one was listened to with much interest:
 'You Kentuckians," said the guest From Georgia, have heard all your lives about that remark which the governor of North Carolina received from the governor of South Carolina. The story has been passed down from one generation to another, each gen. eration believing in the tradition a little more than the previous one.
 "WelI. fellow coionels, was down in the Palmetto state few weeks ago, and while I was enjoying the hospitality of a kinsman of Wade Hampton, he assured me one evening while we were fnduiging in tre con viviaiity Characteristic of a southern home. that the story was a fact. am going to tell you what he said as well as can recall 1t, trusting to your charity to make due allowance for lapses which events of this sort entail.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
kENruckrAss TO PICNIC.

PHOENIX. Ark. Jan. 2e.-The Kentucky sojourners in Arizona and especially those in Phoenix will pic nie on Lincoln's birthday. February IF, at the Arizona Fair association grounds. 1t win be . basket picnic.
 The parties in charge of the sffair have arranged with some of the most prominent speakers of the city to be present and deliver addresses and a general good time Ia expected. The test part of it. though. will be the CO., mingling Of former kentuckians and the patriotic discussion of the old Blue Grass state.
 committee on arrangements for the occasion has been appointed and is composed of the following. Sam Vaughn. Jasper Dobbs. H. ". Berry man.
 The committee on reception and music will be: Mrs N. V, Vaughn, Mrs Zimmerman. Mrs. Briggs, nrs Sarah Evans, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs. Justus Goehi. Miss Gillum.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
BOTH RESIGN SAME OFFICE AT PHOENIX
Court Decides There Is No Sue cessor to Present County
 Treasurer.

PHOENIX. Aris.. Jan. 2s.--Yester- day Don c. Babbitt and Cari T. Hay den both resigned the ofice of coun- ty treasurer. It was decided in the recent contest that there had been no successor elected and that Hayden was still treasurer. He resigned whatever claim he may nave held to the office by virtue of that decision. Babbitt resigned whatever claim he had by virtue of the election certifi- cate Issued by the board of super visors.
 This afternoon, in accordance with instructions issued by District Attor- ney Bullard. the board of supervisors will proceed to count the money in Babbitt's possession, and tomorrow morning it will be counted again to be sure that everything is correct.
 The supposition is that Babbitt will then receive the appointment to the position. Nothing has been stated definitely by any member of the boar but such will undoubtedly be the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
pRoposaL FOR BIDS.
cens0ss.Ion st EIss.rIo R.IIw.y.

Sealed proposals win be received .. the office of the Warren Company .. 2 p. ID. Monday, February 9th. 1907. for the preparing of the roadbsd and sub-grade of approximately Eve niisx of electric line for Iho WsrTsa Gem pany. between Hisbes. Arizona. ed Warren. ArisosA-
 Instructions to bidAsss, spea4kn- tons. pAaas aAd prealss. ssd ssk@ necessary Information saa bs hM upon application.
 Plans. spscifeatioes aaA prsasss win be ssnt to oompssent bidders spoa receipt of tvsAty-avs e2S.eol tsiiays as c suarsaty for return sf pians. Hrs- poeals sAsll ks sssAs upon hlaAks fssss ishs< by ths Company. and sAan hs accompantsd by c certified check sr surety bond ln the sum of sea pw cent of the amount of their Aid
 The Warren Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 CLEVE W. VAN DYKE,
 Manager. Bisbee. Arizona. Dec. 10. 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF Stockholders of the Ei Psso C sosth-
 western Railroad co.

Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of stockholders of the El Pasc & Southwestern Railroad Company will be held at the office of the com. pany in Bisbee. Arizona, at two o'clock ?. m., on the eighth day of February 1907, for the purpose of considering he increase of capital stock of said company from the sum of s7.000 600 ts the sum of s10.0oo,o00, and to take uch action in the premises as will be eemed necessary in relation to said increase of capital stock, and in case uch increase is determined, of amend. ng the Articles cf Incorporation si aid Company. 90 that the increase oi said capital stock shall be duly s1 hori2ed.
 Resolutions win be offered amend. ing Article X sf the Articles of Incor orstion, with reference to the meet. nss sf the Corporations; and ratifyins snd confirming the sets of tho Corpo stioz-
 GEORGE NoTMAN.
 Secretary,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
HIGH PRICE FOR
 \ HUMAN HEART "A Millionaire Colorado Springs Widow Accused of Break ing Suter's Heart,

DENVER, Colo, Jan. kS.-Price foy breaking one male heart s50,0o0. Sc nora Manuelita M. Chavez, i've times . millionaire. 6 pretty Colorado Springs widow. will have to show cause in court why she should not pay $50.oo0 to James P. Sleetsr, a Denver and Rio Grande fireman. for trtfing with his affections. Papers were served on Sonora Chavez at her home yesterday by attorneys for Sieeter.
 The s5o. .o00 may. be itemized as fol. lows: Trifing with a young heart. S30, ,0eo; loss of his job. $10.0o0; dis grace of being tilted after he had been introduced az her future husband she ss his fancee to his friends and rel atives, sf0.o00.
 On November 25. Sonora Chavea publicly announced her engagement to the handsome, strapping fireman. On one of her trips between Denver and Colorado Springs, Sleeter had rendered her some slight service, and an acquaintance resulted which soon developed into affection. Mir. Sleeter is only twenty-four years old and the widows junior by some years.
 If it's Kodak, your1 ind 1t at the Rfahoa Tart11 Gfnro
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
THE MID-WlNTER WHITE SALE
 BEGINS FEBRUARY 1sT.

The Copper Queen store, announces for Friday, February 1st. it's great Mid-winter White Sale of fine lingerie and undermuslins. Preparations for this important event have been in progress for some time and only with in the past few days have the final shipments arrived The showing will be on an equality with any in the west and many Bisbee women are eagerly awaiting tn opening of the sale. An entire aisle will be devoted to the display and sale of these new lines of dainty feminine wear.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
ARlzpE DIRECTORS RETURN.

On the outbound train yesterday morning for Cananea was the party ol Cananea capitalists who are inter ested in the AriEpe Mining Company They arrived in the city on Monday evening and held the annual stock holders meeting in the parlors of the Copper Queen Hotel. In the party were George Young. V. R. Welling. e IL. Grosvenor. G. B. Cash. F. s. WI helm, ]. P. Hsllahan and ]. T. Daniel They expressed themselves ss being very well satisfied with devele--' mt at the property, and stated th-- rorh would be prosecuted vigorously.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate es ". P. 6ifsssre, deceased. 1otice is hereby given by the under. sigsed, administrator Of the Esenes ss V. N Gilmore, deceased, to the sresf. ors of and an persons hnviss ssafue gainst the said deceased. te exfsbfs hem, with necessar veuchers, vfthfn cur months after first 1aAssasssa e4 his notice te the ssfd edufnfEtrueer the Mnsrs A Merchants pank, ~ he aty If Hssoe. tAs ssne kslns As place for the tsansastien of bunRess q said estate. Ia ssid county sf CssAsse
 P. N. BUCKWALTm, Admfafsky1tsr Of tks Es&ate of W. B 3finsre, teseasex
 FirS publication Jan. S. 1887.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
TRIP WAS PLEASANT.

,Mrs. J. P. Chit, Mrs. E. 3. Moore and Mrs. J. T. Hood arrived fn Bisbee from trip to the City of Mexico. where they went on the recent excursion from here. They told of the interest. Ing trip they had and say it was ct. tended ws.h TO unpleasant incidents. The many historic places along the Ene were reached in the day time so they could be seen by the passengers They were greatly pleased with the trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
BILL DAVIS RESIGNS.

Bill Davis, manager of the Davis Brothers tailor shop with offices un- der the Norton house, has resigned his position ss bartender at the Little Club to devote his entire attention to his establishment Dayis gives as req son for resignfng that since he and his brother started in business two weeks ago they have had such a rush at the office that 1t has become Reces- sary for him 10 assist his brother. He also says that if business continues as it has during the past week, it will be necessary to get larger quarters
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
LAIRD RETURNS TO casasEA.

George A. Laird. superintend cnt Of fhe PheIps-D Dodge interests at Sierra de Cobra, returned to the Sonora camp yesterday morning after spenfing the preceding evening in the city attend Ing to matters of personal business. Laird will spend the next few weeks in dosing up his affairs as superin- tend-nt of the Phelps-Dodge property. and will then come 10 Bisbee, and take an active part in the operations of the Franklyn W. Smith Engineering Com pany, fn which he bought nslf in Gerest.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
MISS DowNeY DIES.

Miss Addie Downey died at Lowell yesterday morning at o'clock of a ccmplication of diseases. She was 27 years old. Tho funeral arrangements have "r' hef.i n'ade r=s'-ssssssss answers to telegrsms sent to relatives living in St- tofs, TNf fax fl wili be held under the direction of the Fletcher & Wood undertaking firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-30
JOHN A. cREreHroN VERY lLL

OMAHA, Jan. 2s.--Count John A. Creighton, chief patron of Chreighton University and one of the wealthiest men in Nebraska is lying at the point of death at his home here, suffering from a relapse which followed an at tack of pneumonia six weeks ago. The original trouble is now complicated with an affection of the liver and It. tie hope of his recovery is entertained.