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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-11-14

L.entz and couple Of other fellows with
two long sticks fastened together with
some cheap tar rope, were there 10
see that no one escaped, while Mayor
Matthews tore around with a dollar
watch in his hand to make sure that
they were not too long in erasins the
breath of life from the victims In
order to cyadc the laws Of manalaugh-
ter they had fetched along a leather
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-11-14

covered bail that was not even round.
and the Brookings bunch was made to
believe by one juneau, and the Nit
chell crowd by a lad by the name of
Hardy, that they wanted to get the
ball over between a couple Of scant
ling that had been erected on each
end OF the field. Well, they went to
it, and believe me or not it wasn't five
minutes before | apparently hated
everything by the name of Mitchell or
that had ever came out of the town
made famous by the corn palace. and
was bowling to give them the axe. 1t
was as fine an exhibition of the Prov
ess of We'll trained and skillfully di-
rected Drawn as | ever Witnessed
Only one act married the murder
Tanner Is and always has been, more
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College Team Defeats Mitchell
Continued from Page II

son does to treat old age in this man
ner, when he is supposed to be setting
a good example to the students of
his school, whose only failing seems
to be that they did not come to Brook
mgs and enter a good institution.
large place had been wired off
for the slaughter and a long indiyid-
ual in sOiled sweater and a real
American Indian, together with Doe
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-11-14
Too Bio a Contract.

The wife OF prominent Judge was
making arrangements with the col
orcd laundress Of the village to take
ehasge Of their washing for the sum.
ines. Now, the judge was pompous
and extremely fat He tipped the
scales at some 300 pounds.
"Missus." said the woman. "I'll do
your washing, but Use gwine ter
charge you double for your husbands
shirts"
"Why, what is your reason for that,
Nancy" questioned the mistress.
Weii'' said the laundress, II don't
m'no washing fur an ordinary man.
but draws de line on circus tentx
sno do."-Ladies' Home Journal
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-11-14
by and she came no more ne grew
uorOSe and dispiriteG.

-,
n.y., ,,,, ,ot di,,noso bis
,',,' ., 49,, ,.t,..,lf vith q NAT
-, ..'.,,',,,', -, 49, tn,l.f that hi. live.
rio was co,hv
,,Ii,a ,,.,,, ,I ~ tbn tohla -
.,,..,.,, .a.1, ,,,'.... ,n,,., fn ar on, or
.t,,., l.,, Thor. ,yn...
- r,r,. it,r. .L .0u. lin. l.,
.ln,i,.d u,, fran, .it- l.feht
,rh. .o,,.'r,. amino. ....,,... tat,. DAYS lufnr.
- was S,,,l,, ANA. rt,. rn,chiuo fin.
,nu shan, lut arl o.I,... the lem n,
I n.r. ,,.,. n.,fl,ino +, l,,.. done bur look
/ ,,tnr stock ur,tl.tn,. marrow som.
# tho mon .,.,l ,,,,n... ntli Ia .lnnl, nj thn
avn Inn most of tncY, were living in
r,e yroS4 ON fine shady side of HE
tut watching m. houts slim pasi In
Inc canal on the bank of which they
Nora uifrhrl Hoolpr fnlt thirsty ana
vent into HE dressing tenn 10 yrt n
rink of water he was staining e.
side the pafl when nc chauced 10 Iool
BESSIE VS. coming back from
.lurch and q cor,,ln. of thn town bot>
,crc following her IN an effort 10 at
rar her attention. As She reached
he lot one of them stepped forward
nd caught her about the waist There
we're Il dozen other. Sitting by The
fence WATCHING. the circl~ pc,r,lr hut
lhcy made mo- effort t. hrp EcS~ir
lIl Hngucr went bounding forward
lust as he came up the nlaShcr su.
.cedcl in stealing "A kiss. but the nest
moment h, measured his length upon
he ground aud Bogncr stood over him
waiting for Him to rise.
The other men Sprang forward to
their toNuSmau's assistance and fcli
upon Bogncr. hearing him to his knees.
but not before he had raised the old
cry of Hey. Kubc" and others of the
'ircus crew had come running around
the corner of the tent
Ten minutes later Il dozen badly
thrashcd youths were Stealing from
he lot mouthing loud threats of ycngc-
ance. and Ben was knecling beside
Bessie. who had tainted I'm fine cycit,.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-11-14
RURAL GLEANINGS

TINS newspaper desires a Corresponds IN
every township In the county, II you notice
that your township is not represented under
thls heading write US and we Will send you
ne necessary stamped envelopes and PAPER.
All correspondence must be signed ~ the
accredited correspondent.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-25

Two Thousand COOred men with or without II
rGSidenCe21
The mine owners in the rich and rapidly "a
10 secure TWO Thousand COlOred men to WOrks
Men are not wanted for a few months Wori
wanted for permanent work and permanentr
This is not new field but one that has
thousands OF colored men tn1hese fields who1
nave educated their children. saved their n1Oi
states most respected citizens. ~
The state Of West Virginia welcomes respe
them opportunities and advantages which ca
In West Virginia there is no Discrimination
the same salaries that white teaChers are nafl
pie IN the state, for these the state m aintains1
SOutnern ana one In the northern part of the 81
tary ana industrial education can be had Ina
t mans nome, reform school, for girls and CoIora
COl1S. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
GdDiucrc Operation.

9ei0e Seine mllbten einem iungen
MGo6eu in Sol9e elmer arant-
belts = Gompli5irung ampltirt
mcrben.
GIepeIonb, O., 10. 9lpril. =
Minnie @otti6olf, IS Sabre alt, Die
ein5ige Stiibe elmer groBen Samilie,
ntuBte ii6 elmer .dirurgiidcn Opera:
ton bellte i'm Soipital unter5ieben,
bel melder i6r beioe 9eine ampltirt
ml1roen. Die llngliidlid)e mor lpab'
reno ser gon5en Operation bel boiler
9elinnung, beobadtete sic @ingriffe
ser Ier5te 9enal1 unO unterbielt 1td)
nit oenielben. 9oS junge W1oden
orbeitete in Ser 6abrif Ser uNationol
Carbon So" l,no %erfronfte Dor Ied)s
8o6en an Ser 2ungenent5iinonng.
9(ls iie i6on ais gebeilt betradtet
mlroe, 1telte lid cine lonoerbare
Computation en-. S1e Glrtltlaflon
bes 9llltes perlogte in Sen 9einen.
Der folte 9rono trut bin5ll, 10 Dab
sic 9lnlputotion ser 9eine notbmen-
6ig muroe. 0a oie Yatientin 81
idlpad mar, nm narfotiiirt gu wer-
Sen, 10 oeida9 Die operation nnter
i6ren aueen. Sn's &iitgrat pnroe
ibr Gocoin eingeflobt, 10 oaB tie nj
Sen unteren @lieomaben jeocs @efitbl
perlor. Die @er5te glauben, oas
Wl4o6en am 2eben 5lt erbalten. Wtil'
ME ielbit lit in gutter 2aune uno lagt,
baB Iie al, ibrem @eburtstag am 1.
Wai pieoer i'm Seim ibrer 2iebet
iein meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

omcrifaniIder 9iirger aus Der Tes
pr6lif uno sic 9lllfbe6llng oes Nedts
ougcIeliencr 9lmerifoncr, III Saptt
&%leinbnnbel 81 betreiben, beoilrfen
Der gl,ffl1rutg. "a eS le6r Idrpcr
Dielt, lif oltf nn6ere @eiie ein flares
9ilo bon ser Situation 81 MAIDEN,
10 bat SefrctGr 9foot ben @eionOten
SltrniB nod @oibington berllfen, 3D.
nit er c~ingcbenO Die Gage oieier Sros
gen ollseinonOer iesen fam. gll6
ser bopti'i9e @eionote, &r. 2eger,
bate iib cingcfun0en, INN NIT
StootS icfrctGr Noot iiber etlide bon
oieIcn Yllnftcn &iidiprode ST. neb-
men.
Sarrim an OIL 5lI 3eugen
ge5l ~ gen mer0en.
Die G%ommiiiion fir oen 5ipil6en-
itootli6en &onbel bat bci6loiieu, be1
eirlem &reiSgeri6t i'm Stante gteip=
Oorf ein geri6tli6eS Gerfobren an.
5ultrcngen, our6 meld)eS s. $. Sar-
rinton gc5luungen mer0en ioa, Die
Srnget 81 beantlporten, ouf Delde
er ii6 ni6t einloiien polte, als ct
Dor Der %Gommiiiion oisiogte. 0ieieS
Gerfobren miro eingeleitet merben,
iobolo sic Spe5iolonlpGlte Der Cont.
miliion oie SS. &ellogg II. Seperan-
&c, Die betreffenOe &loge olSorbeitell
fonnen.
9oS Serbor, 5lt peldem Sarriman
5u erideinen batte, fano IN Der 5tpei-
ten SGlfte bes Wonots Sebruar itatt
nno I'M 3uiammenbonge NIT getpil-
fen Sronsoftionen ser Union Yacific-
9ubn lebnte Surrimon alf ben Natb
ieineS InmolteS Die 9eontiportung
Der ibm geiteQten Sragen ab. IS Itea-
te lid bel oieler @elegenbeit beraus,
boB Die Union Hacific 9abn eineig
groBen Sbeil Der aftien Der SoutG-
ern Yocific 9abn i'm 9elib bat. Sr.
Sarriman ipllrbe gefragt, oh uno mie
piel bon bielen gftien ibm gebortelt,
mann er lie g%efalft babe unb pel6en
BreiS er oofiir be5ablt babe, ct Der
meigerte aber bie Illtport. Cine on.
bere Srage, auf oeren 9eantiuortltn9
CT ni1t eingeben ipoqte, tpar Die, of
elmer bon Sen 9ireftoren Ser unioi1
Yocific : 9abn an benz Serfauf &c.
ipiller @ftien Ser gtetp Sort Central
9obn ST. Ser 3eit intereliirt getueier
ici, ais iie in ben @eiib Ser Union
Yocific-9obn iibergingen.
Srieoensbemi ii bungen
obne st eultate.
SIM Staats Separtement murber
mebrere Gonferen5en I'M Snterelie Der
MISUNDERSTANDING bes SriebenS IN
Central Imerifa gepflo9en, Die j.
bod feline praftii6en &eiultate set
tigten. 2estere iinb bon peiterei1
Gonferen5en aus Dem @runbe Dor
erit nidt SIT eriuarten, neil Die Ser
treter Der betreffenben centralameri.
fanii6en 2Gnber bel ieoem Staoiun'
Ser llnterbonolungen iid erit 8ei.
lultgcn bon ibren &egierungen orbit
ten miilien.
Yearp's ltrlaub perlans
cert.
Slotteniefretor Wetcalf ent1prad]
benz Introge bes Commanders So
bert y. Yearp auf grtbeilung zines
b~reii1brigen llrlaubs, tpelden er altl
orftii6e Sorldungen 81 pertpenoei'
geocnft.
Setter 8 1T ii einen W e.
ger.
Der 8r1libeilt bat Galpb W. Spler,
eincn Neger aus Columbus ., 3iit1
S1otamtS : 4uoitor fir oas Slot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
Saft 1T Cuba.
Mebr 0eputationen %ul,terbreiten Dem
@ertreter ltncle Sam'S ibren
@unl65ettel.

SSNll uJ0ellel.
Sapana, 10. Ipril. = 9ei'm
&riegsiefretGr Gait eridienen orei
9eputationen. Die cine oapon, aus
p~rominenten 9iirgern bon Watan5as
b~eItebenb, iiberreidte cine Yetition
I'M abiesung Oes @ouuerneirs Der
Yropin5 Watan5as uno Ser Muni5i'
p%albeboroen Ser Stabt Matan5as nit
ser 9esriinoung, cine ebrlide @abl
lei unmoglid, 10 lange iene 9eamten
i'm gmte ieien. Die 5ipeite beitano
aus 8ertretern Ser 2iga Der 8flan5er
unb CAB Der Soffnung ausorud, Dab
Die @ablen binalis gei6oben miirOen,
neil es ibnen oird cine baloige ab'
baltlng iolder unmoglih gemadt
miiroe, @elo bon Ben 9anfiefs 5u er-
langen. Die brittle Population, be.
ftebenb aus Sniurgenten : @eneralen,
Bat nm N6ieblng Ser Muni5ipalbe-
borben BON Sapana, Wariana mo
9atobanp, sic bonn gr-TrGliOenten
Yalma in unseieblider @eiie an Die
STEELE porihriitsmGBig ertpabltcr
2iberaler geiebt lporOen ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
MQe g%erettet.
Scntidcr 9ampfcr brinst idJiffbrii=
dyigc Scclcntc in Sidcrbcit.

Nnfunft ser WannI6ait Ser unter=
gegatgenen &%oblen6orge ngtr. 1"
in @alpeIton. = Cine Nationols
&unItgoQerie fir @aibingtpn ge-
plQnt. - @ertbpolle @enGloe i'm
9elite ser SllnoeSregierung. -
Sapti'S Streitfragcn nit 9eutlGs
lon0 un0 Sen Ser. Staaten I'M
StaatSoepartement erortert. -
gnltrengungen 5ur Serltellllng
0cs 6rieoenS in Gentral-9lmerifa
iopeit %relltltotlpS. - IQerlet aus
ser 9unOesbauptitabt.
@oi6ington 9. s., 10. gpril
- Die neltn Witglieber Der Wfonr1-
idoft ser &oblenborge Scr. T." mel
che on1 /. 9lpril an Der &iilte bon
Slorioo nnterging, ipdDreno lie lld
i'm S6lepptou bes &oblenoampferS
vGGior" befonb, linO gerettet uno 81
@olpelton Ser, gelanoet iporoell
9ootsmonns Waot S. NorOItrom
mcl6er oos Commando ilber oil
Sarge fii6rte, meloet beute Dem Slot
tenbepartement per telegraph Dor
8olpeIton aus, baB er unb ale letn(
2eute an ser GiiIte Sloribo's, unipeit
Mopport, bur6 ben. beltl6en Gam
pier n@roielior @ormann" BON oel
l%infen0en Barge gerettet nno mi.
nod Dem ~8eitimmungsort oes Gam
piers genommcn ml1rben. Sic S6ifI
briidigen erparten jett bie 9efebl'
bes observation-disclosures.
Cine sc otional Sum It-@ a l.
Ierie.
Y%rGiibent &ooiepelt bat an 8nt. Z
GponS, tpelder fiir5lid Dem emily
lonian = Snltititt cine Sammlunl
bon so @emGlben fir Die geplantt
rationale &lnlt : @aaerie gum @e
idenfe genla6t bat, Elm Sbreiben &C
ri6tet, morin er iagt, er babe lid oil
@em6lbe angeieben nno tpiIle Die &c
ner6ie, Der Mation gema6te Sdert
flung in boaem WoBe 5l miiroigen
8ie Srn. gpans befannt lei, babe Sr
Sreer Ser 0otion elm abnli6es @e
i1enf genladt; Die beiben Sammlil''
gen miiroen ben @runbItein ei,1el
nationolen &unIt @alerie IN Wolb'
ington biloerL 5uiammen NIT Del
bon Sorriet Game Solution geldenf'
ten @en1Glbe.S% ommlung, bod mll'll
sur 4ltfnabme bieier &unItif)abe erll
Elm geeignetes @ebdilOe errid)tet per
Sen, nnb ct boffe, BOB Der Gongrel
bic ooS,t erforberliden Wtittel red)1
bolo beipilligen merbe.
g treitfrogen NIT Sdptt.
SIN Stontsbeparten1ent fato id
s1 Ser 9erotbung nit Dem Stoots
SefretGr Mopt, benz &e6tsperItanoi
aen unb anhercn 9eamten BEG &c
portemcnts, ser amerifanilde &c
Ianote in Sapti, Senrp %. 8nrniB
elm. 8eri1ieoene in neuelter e3ei
olifgetau6te 6ragen, namentlid Dt'
8erlpidelung be3Uelid Ser Geutidet
@anf, bie Musmeiinng naturalilirtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

ten : 9epartement ernonnt. SDler
lit Ser Wonn, oeiien grnennlll1g gum
Sllrpepor Of GuItoms fir Cincinnati
bonn YrGiioentcn rnldnglt in grtpas
gltrg ge5ogel Dur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

- Sn Mmlterbam, N.-Y., Dliroe
bei einem 9ranoe ser Sabrif Der
n4mlteroam Broom 60" Der 5euer-
lpebrmann @m. Sullipan ourf Oen
ginitllr5 einer Wauer g%etobtet; Der
ourb Den Brand ~entItanoene Sdaoen
miro auf $4,000 gciAabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

-Sranf S. Go~nltantine, Ser mittbs
maBli6e Morber Der Srm u. Us.
@entrp in Chicago, melder in yeelp-
gorf perbaftet muroe, eing geItern I'M
@epabrlam zines Yoliaeibeamten bon
Mem-Dprf nod Chicago ab.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-13
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Gilbert. OF
Cumberland, are guests Of Rev. ]. +.
Plummer. at the rectory.
Samuel D. Brady IS here from
Parkersburg attending to business
matters.
Ben 3. Horkheimer, of Wheeling.
Is visitor in the city.
]. E. Hyer, of Curtin. was a bust
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
Judge John W. Mason, Of Fair
mont, was in the city Friday even
ing attending to some business mat
tiers.
R. c. Price. of charleston, is i
city visitor.
\. NJ. Hooker, of Buckhannon. Is
here on a short visit.
Robert NJ. Orr, of Parkersburg, Is
a city visitor and will spend Sunday
here with relatives.
Hugh NJ, Martin, of shlnnston.
spent Saturday in the city,
BENJAMIN w. Bee, of pennsbore,
was in the city Saturday on business
The Rev. D. w. Cunningham aud
family have returned from near Egg
land, Preston county, where they
went to Sc Miss Ola Wolfe. sister Of
Mrs. Cunningham, who is in poor
health. While they were there
twenty inches of snow fell.
Charles NJ. Lang was here satur-
day from Reynoldsville.
Col. NJ, ]. Francis has returned
from a trip south.
Justice Cyrus Thompson. of
shinnston, was city visitor satur-
day
G. B Wolverton, of Gien Fails,
was here Saturday on business.
E. K. Mckinney, the well known
printing artist. arrived here today
from Weston. whore he rs posi-
ton with the Lewis County Record.
and wiB spend Sunday with local
friends and return to Weston % re-
sumo his work Monday morning.
James A. L. Day. of Jafyisyilie,
was a business visitor IN The clss
several hours Saturday.
Smith Hood, of Fairuoue. spenc
Saturday in the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-13
HAD HIS COFFIN MABE

Sampson NJ. Jordan. of Franklin.
w. va, although apparently ia, the
best of health, few weeks ago plac-
ed an order with T. H. Priest and
W. S. Marshall, undertakers. Cor a
burial casket for himself. which was
to be constructed under his perssnal
and direction. The cas-
ket has been completed and it Is sub
stantially and artistieally construct
ed throughout of one inch hest wal
nut lumber.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-13
$500 Price & TeepIe Piano Free
TO the Lodge Church. School, Union or other Organization
OF clarksburg that is voted the most popular
contest now Open. ClssesAugSt IS atfO'delpm.o

The Piano is exhibited at The Parson-Souders Co.'S Dry
Goods Store where maybe by ALL One vote free with
every twenty-five cent cash purchase from any the merchants
named below Be and get your votes and vote them for your
faYOrite organization
Ballot Boxes at The Handy Kitchen and Sturm c. VII
sons Drug Store, where all votes must be deposited Don't
wait until the last few days TO get your votes but get them
every time you buy and buy only where you can get votes
The following merchants issue and donate the Piano
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-13
STEWART LIVED IN
DoDDRIDGE COUNTY

WEST UNION, April Is JOSEPH
Stewart, who was found dying in S..
Louis, and expired shortly afterwar d
in hospital, was from this county
He lived with his son~in-laT, e. p.
Powell near West Union aud later
near Doak. He was IS years old
and started West against the wishes
of Mr.. and Mrs. Powell. 20 visit two
great grandchildren at Sawyer. Kaus.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-13
: = + + . = = > J. = Z = 4
= CHILD BORN WITH Two
= HEADS, TWO SITS OF
4 LIMBS AND ONE BODY.

: CAMBRIDGE. O., April Ia ;
: Near the town of sarahsyllie. :
+ in Noble county. Mrs, Charles )
+ vandyne, the wife of G farmer !.
+ recently gave birth 20 an in ;
+ FAINT which has two heads four ]:
+ arms and four legs, all attached :
+ to the same body, Both heads
+ and all the limbs are veil te- !:
+ veIoped. The freak Is sttrac. :
4. ing much attention among The :
+ physicians in this community, :
= ; : = : + : :. = = = = = = 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-13

STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc in room 20x40 #. in Grassel-
II, on Main street, room rents for
$500 per month. VIII sell at
invoice, which Is about $2,5OO.O0.
STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc at Wilsonburg in room 2Ox40
tt. rents for. $1,000. viii sell at
invoice price. Good reasons given
for selling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-13
DAWES DENIES
Any Statement 70 Any oae
About Taft-Foraker fistte-.
[ny Associated Promo

MARIETTA, o., April % Coz
gresham Dawes. in an interyiew To-
day said he never made any stasa-
ment to any one as to his position IL
the Taft-Foraker matter. eaa IN fact
does not think 1t proper Ne should
take any prominent part Al any Hn-
in matter of this kind,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-13
MISSION FoR MRN.

The mission for women al the
Catholic church will close at 5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon ana q
for men win be held next
week in the church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-13
LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Mrs. James clemmens and new
baby daughter left the Kessier hos
pital, where Mrs. Clemmens had been
a patient for few weeks. for her
home In Redwood Saturday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01
ALLEGED SLAYER EYTIN0E AP. PEARS CHEERFUL AND
 CONTENT.
(Frop Thursdays Daily.)

Deputy Sheriff Horace Bowdrc, who returned yesterday from Phoenix, nf. ter lodging Archie Griffin in the Ter. ritsrial asylum for the insane, stated he saw and interviewed Eytingc, the alleged slayer of John Leicht, in the Maricopa county jail, and that the Int. ter is ss chipper and content as n meadow lark.
 'Iie was frolicking around the cor. ridor with horse thief when was nd. mitted on the inside," said the deputy, ." He Is n very cheerful and entertain. ing fellow, and seems not to realize the seriousness of his situation. He shows no outward symptoms of consumption hut Is n 'dopc' Aend of the worst kind He cannot sleep without the drug, and the only complaint he makes is that he Is not allowed enough of 1t every night before he retires. When under its influence he sleeps soundly end suffers no annoyance from unplensan nj dreams. The officers fear that he will attempt to commit suicide as soon as he realizes his perilous position and learns that he is liable to hang for the murder of Leieht."
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01
ONCE HAPPY MINER NOW HOPE
 LESS MANIAC.
(From Wednesday . Daily)


 Unkcmpt in appearance, and labor. ing under the Authorization that he is lost in the woods, and cannot see, Archie Griffin, . miner, was arraigncd in the probate court, yesterday, on an insanity charge, and ordered committed to the Territorial asylum for the in. sane, at Phoenix.
 Griffin, up to two months ago, was among the most industrious and enter. prising miners in the Big Bug and Me. Cabe districts. When first stricken with symptoms of insanity he was taken in charge by the sherin's office, and after being confined in tho county jail here for few days, was sent to tho hospital, where he was accorded the best of care, but he gradually grew worse, until yesterday, when all hope for his recovery was given up by the attending physicians.
 When spoken to he cries like a child and appears Co have no knowledge of his surroundings. His head hangs down and he walks with n staggering gait. He is subject to occasional spells during which hc acts like one af- 1icted with epilepsy, and seldom makes any attempt at answering questions, and then speaks in n low, muttcring, almost inaudible tone. He has no rec. ollcction of his past life, with the cx. ception of his enlistment during the Spanish A mcrican war.
 Griffin is n native of Bainbridge, Ireland, and is about aO years of age. From papers found on his person it appears that he owned and operated n farm in Nebraska before arriving in Montana. ten years ago. He enlisted in the Third United states volunteer cavalry, in Montana, April 25, 1898, and was mustered out at the close of the war, at Chickamauga, September s, 1898.
 He has been a resident of this Ter. ritory for the past eight years, and up to the time when stricken with in. sanity, was very popular among the miners with whom he worked. He was cheerful in disposition and inclined always 10 look upon the sunny side of fife. He is unmarried, and has n brother. John Griffin, living in Den. yer, who has been notified of his con. dition, but has no relatives in this county as far as known. He was taken to the asylum last night.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01
ORE SAMPLES 600 OUNCES TO
 THE TON IN SILVER.
(FSsm WeAns sday's Daily.r

City Assessor Frank Williams re. turned yesterday from the Ingersoll group of mines in the Bradshaw Noun. tains with samples of ore from n shoot recently uncovered in this promising property, which samples 600 ounces in silver to the ton. The paystrcak is about eight inches in thickness in the face of the tunnel and appears to be widening out and getting richer as the opening is pushed ahead. The rich ore was struck at depth of I65 feet from the apex of the vein and 45O feet from the mouth of the tunnel, which now opens the shoot n distance of 20 feet. Mir. Williams and his partner, s. A. Prince, are making preparations to start crosscut to another vcing paral lcling the one opened, and expect to find another rich paystrcak when the parallel ledge is opened, as some very high grade ore has been mined and shipped from it's surface workings years ago, before the decline in the price of silver.
 The group, which consists of seven claims, is located on the northcrly slope of the main range of the Bradshaw Mountains, about four miles north of Crown King. The property was known in the early history of mining in the district as the Tuscumbia and Tusca. rora. and has n good record of pro. duction of silver from its grassroots workings Its development was aband. oncd when the ore changed to sul. phidc in the deepest workings.