Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-22
FROM HEAVEN ID ASH FORK SAYS
 CRAZY MAN
Strange HalIucination of Un- known Demented Individual Committed to Asylum Woketon Again In Tolls,
Special to Review.9


 TOMBSTONE, Jan. 21.-Sheriff Jack White left Friday for Phoenix taking an insane patient, who will be registered at the Territorial Asylum for the Insane under the name of John Doe. as it was impossible for the Judge of the Probate Court or the examining physicians to ascertain his name or very much about him. He is white man of middle age and was picked up at Bowie by Deputy Sheriff Prewitt, who had seen him in that locality for the past three weeks. He is laboring under a religious mania. He stated that he came from Heaven to Ash Fork in 1901 and since that time had spent most of his time in traveling through Arizona, Texas and New Mex leo. hurying and transferring all the slaves that were over 200O years Of age. He also has a mania for chasing children. stating that he wished to catch them to save them from gong to hell and being burned and that ne can by so doing send them to neaveh' He states that he is medium or nap piness which comes from heaven. He has been confined in the County Jail for some ten days on charge Of vag- rancy. At the time he was put in the county jail it was thought by the au- thorities that he was mentally unbal- anced but that perhaps it was only temporary and was caused from drunk eness or the effects of some drug, put the longer he was confined the worse he became. The examination before Drs. Koonh and Hugghart disclosed the real feature of the case. Sheriff White was forced to return here Sat urday night being unable to reach Phoenix on account of high water.
 A copy of the San Pedro Times of recent date was received here today which contains an article announcing the death of Mrs. w. H. Savage in that city. Mrs. Savage is the wife of Senator Savage of San Pedro California State Senator. The family were at one time residents of both Bis bee and Tombstone. MT. Savage be q ing an attorney at law. They were one of the first white families to locate in Bisbee and have a large circle of friends in Cocbise County who will regret to hear of her death. Mrs. Savage had reached the age of 56 d years ana was uSNOuS SotiOliS -aHN took decided interest in church work md in San Pedro, where she had lived -lr a number of years, She was noted
 her charity and many kind acts ',e remains were buried in Los An 'ss at the Calvary Cemetery.
 Iatrimorfial matches continue to
 up at a rate of better than one
 day since the first of January in $ of the fuel famine and the vast ..-, Der of divorce cases that are filed lss the hall in the District Clerk ice. Since the 1st of January
 auty-four marriage licenses have
 zen issued The following have been
 sued during the past week; Antonia nalla to wed Edna Roderque both of South Bisbee; Hayes Weidnes to wed Josie Marshall, the former of Douglas and the latter of Flagstaff; George W. Boyd to wed Edna Triton, both of Bis bee; Jose Varela to wed Pabla Ganboa, both of Bisbee; Mariana Escandon to wed Domingo Morales, both of Bisbee; Harry Fleming to wed Adonmeer Fra zee, both of Bisbee; Harry A. Harding to wed Emma Matilda Baselt, both of Douglas; Harvey s. Robinson to wed Mabel Jeffries both of Bisbee; Bert W Pernell to wed Clara B. Brazil, both oi Bisbee; Edson w. Wilkiss to wed Al