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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
From Wedn, ,sday s Daily.

Treasurer Gaines is i'm proving daily from his spell of illness and although st'Il weak l'om his long siege IS in the conva esent stage.
 At the town Of Greaterville in Pima comfy. teachers complain that pupils are entering the schools in an intoxi. cated condition and the matter has been call d to the attention of tbe board of supervisors.
 Good rains are reported all over Ar'1ona and cattle and sheep men are rejoicing.
 Huval A Sm tn, the we'll known mining man Oi Bisbee, with large mining interests throughout the ter. i ritory, Was a Tombstone visitor last evening. NIT smith i. an enthusi- astic Arzpnan who early recognized the mineral possibilities oi the terri tory and made his abode in the treas are territory, Iecomiug one of her foremost mining men and represent. stlve citizens. Mr. Smith returned to his home tLi. morning. Attorney S. F.. Hazard of Bisbee , vas Tombstone visitor today on } business before ;he board of saper
 visors.
 A rifle shoot on February 22nd, in
 which five teams will participate, will be feature of WashIngton's birthday , on the Tempe range e, The Enterprise is authority for h
 statement that there are at least 4OC
 unemployed men in Yuma. Florence Is to vote on the proposi
 ron o' adopting new charter ol
 eb uary % The little city is ot ef something of boom and m Ist hay 1T mere legal latitude.
 F. $. Milligan of Phoenix. uho va
 'NN~''''f ''4iN-NtN TUT lt-S4ilE lN ., forged cheeks, has been saved fror
 a term in the penitentiary by the To, .c- alty of his vie. Mrs. Milligan can
 to the re,cue and made good the sun involved in the bogus paper. Mill 's' gar has already served one term 'e' tie penitentiary on a conviction
 forgery.
 on All fea-s of an oil and light famir
 at Tucson have been dispelled by u ,t arrival in that city of tlain load f, oil.
 in Lemons, tie largest ever grown oi the world, are on display at t
 santa Rita Hotel in Tucson. h he were grown in Yuma county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

Men closely in touch with the Ari ona copper situation look for an early resumption ot work on scale approach ing that of last year. Sta biIity in the metal market is all that needs to be assured Many of the important prop- critics can operate proftab'y on the present price if they know they will not have tC tie up their capital in defer red settlements or in main taining large..stocks-El PasC Herald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
Arizona Official Is
 Charged With Crime
4 Nogsles dispatch ,ays:-

a Nogaies dispatch says:- E. l.. Crowell, cashier of the L. s. customs house at Nogales, was ar rested yesterday afternoon on a war rant charging him with embezzlement or S2 800.
 He was taken before United states Commi's sioLer F. Williams. He waiv- ed preliminary hearing and was held in B 900 bonds to await the action of the grand jury, He was unable to urnish the bond aud spent the night in the Santa Cruz county jail. He has not Hcen able as yet to secure the rogTi-' amount.
 Th~ ares of Crowell created a great sensation III Nogales, as he is very favorahly known her-, having been a resident of tins town for the past three years.
 He is about i5 years old and is marri'd d -nd las to children. Crow- ei! and his fife during their resi- d"nce her" h we been qui prominent Tn church work and they moved in rhe highest s,cial circles in the an
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

The Graham County Ad- vocate, published at Clifton during the past year, has sus- pended publication. In eX- planation, the Advocate says We had been promised the active support and encour- acement of the socialist party of Arizona and of the West ern Federation of Miners of this territory, but the said support did not ma terialize from either of these organizations. There is a limit to human endurance and that limit has now been reached. '
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
An $8O,OOO, ,OOOFine
 Against the s. P
A Sar Francisco dispatch says:

A Sar. Francisco dispatch says:
 An investigation of relating y the railroads of California Is to he insti. tuaed this week by the state rtilr ,ad commission. Assistant Attorney General Benjamin sad t"day tiar 1000 cases for rebating have been perfected against the Southern Pa- cIic. Should convictions be obtairc on each case and the maxinum D alty of s20,"oo imposed for each VI lstJon, the Sout Ie-n Pacific will i,r,. an aggregate fine of ss0,OO 900 Tn investigation IS the outcome of dis closures made las; October at tn hearing c'nd rcted here by Ertn K. Lare of the inters ate cpmmerc. commission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
 ITEMS OF
 INTEREST
Newsy Arizona Events Taken In at a
 Glance

Arizona ranks fifth a- a sheep pro 1 ducing state. The territory at present has 2,u9O 900 head, with indication, pointing to an increase of 75 per cent
 Douglas public schools are over crowded and a bond issue is proposed for the purpose oi raising funds ~i'h which to erect new buildings The schools have an enrolment of l,6 'o, with at present only six school build ings.
 ! c. D. Reppy has been appointed claim agent for the Randolph lines and will remove 1T m Saiford to Flor enca in the near future.
 The Masonic lodge has purchased the HOrner building Tn Phoenix, a"d sill occupy the thi floor with lodge rooms The consideration was $i0,- 900.
 The supervisors Of Maricopa count! have allo ei tHc Jerk of the uoar, goo per month @i'h which to lo.l , after iuiigeuts.
 The Smsr, Set club at Phoenix a pulled v'' ridiculous dance" r Phoenix people enjoyed an "ostrjc f plucking carnival one day last weel
 The Nalley Milling companv. Ss'
 ford, is buying wheat in Los Angelr l Not a very good advertisement for n , Gila valley.
 , Bishop Moody of Thatcher has le
 for the Samoan Islands, where Le },
 on mission fer the Mormon chuFcl
 A Tucson running horse did a qua
 ter in 24 l-5, which breaks all Pr,
 vious territorial records I Diphtheria is preva'en; amor
 children in Prescott
 The gas plant at Yuma has bee t completed and connections with res ,. dences and business houses are no .. being made.
 Playing in the role of deaf ar . dumb man, stranger succeeded
 gathering up Sl5 or S2) in Prescott
 with which he proceeded to tank u
 on talkatiye whiskcy and later toppt I'd of with fighting bug juice. the .e his beneiactors happened along al .-. the fellow was arrested and sentenc, 70 to serve 7j days in the county jail. T, The Tucson newspapers are roas . ing the city council for granting -r
 loon license. to notori0usly immor
 places
 |. Tucson will play Yuma series - ball games, commercing on " -h ,r ingtons birthday Yuma has deve
 oped quite a strong team
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
A Woman's Back

Has many aches and pains caused cy weaknesses and falling. 0r other di>p ace uclI. oi the pelvic urraus. Other symp- toms uf female Weakness are frequent headache. dizziness. imaginary spock- or dark sp,t- Lr-u.s u'..Te the eyes. g.aw- in- sensation iU stomach. dragging or bearing down IH tower DdOmiuai or pclvi, region. Gisa-rgralie drains from pelvic organs. fa.Ut -vc.l> with general weakness
 If fany considerable number Uf the abOye symptoms are present there is no remedy that VA give quicker relief or more per uaaent C>>Se than Dr. Pierce's FavOrite PresSS-1ssIt has record Of over forty years of cufeS l. $ the most potent ilE.go-atlng l---- d-SLScngL1sn-1g1 y-1e known I1 Lls- .cal Scielce. IL Is made Of the glyceric cXtract7 CT native medici- nal roots f1uDd iI our forests and con tains not a drop Of alcohol or harmful. CT habit-lOFmiug drugs. !ts ingredients are all printed on the rJttle-wrappeT and at s-ed under oath as correct.
 Every ingredient entering into -Fa yorite Prescription has the written en- dorse.ueut of the most eminent medical writers Of all the several schools Of pfac- tice-mo-e valuable than any amount O. non-pr0fessional e-.imOnials-thOugh the latter are not lacking, having been con tributsd voluntarily by grateful patient tn numbers to exceed the endorsements given to any other medicine eNtant for he cure Of wOmau's ills.
 You cannot afford tO accept any medicine of unknown composition as a substitute for this well proven remedy OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, even though the dealer may make a little more profit thereby. fOU interest in regsiniag health is paramount 10 any selfish interest Ct his and it Is az insult to your intell iseBce for him to try 10 palm of upon you substitute. You L-nnyy what you want and 1t Is hIs busi- pe.s to supply the article called for.
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the original Little Liver Pills" first put up bv old Dr. Pierce over forty years ago, uucb initiated but never equalcd. Little s1gar-costed granules-easy to take ss candy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
For an Impaired Appetite

To improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion try a few doses Of Chsmberlain's Stomach and Liver Ia lets. MT. J. H. Seitz, of Detroit, Mich says: "rhey restored my appetite when impaired, relieved me of a bl ated feeling and caused a pleasant and satisfactory movement of the bowels. Price 25 cer'-. Sam ples free. All druggists
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

Because extraditions papers arrived six days after the expiration of the peri'd stipulated by the treaty be-. tween the United States and Mexico that prisoner may be held in either country for the other, William F. Walker, accused of the embezzlement of s565, ,000from a New Britain, Conn. bank, who is now in jail st Enseneda may secure his immediate freedom Upon thIs technicaiity Walker is pre- pairing to put up a stiff fight for liberty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

And the u-pcion seems to all rect ! on the nerspaper attaches. The 1 rf. f.sc"tt CoI:,cr discovered that A large lump oi coal it had placed in th, oill-r atuy, was nothing more nor lrss than granite block painted back The Courier should find new ncighborhood in which to do its for aging
 The Rcd Men Mining compsny, w,th properties near McCabe, has placed an order for j-stamp mil, an air compressor and two drills
 By the acc.d ntal cNpl, .on of dy- nami;e caps, with which he was p ay ing. the lI-yoar old son of A. ]. Ste yens of Bisbee will go through lie minus the fore finger, on the right hand.
 T. D Lowe, a territorial pO-t"flioe inspector, with headquarters at Phoe- nix, has been transferred 10 ttah. He will be succeeded by F. NJ Camp o Spokane, Wash
 The Espee shop force at Tucson ha been reduced 10 per cent and A five day seek still prevails. A Douglas golf player claims tn
 blue ribbon in the territory. H l went the eighteen holes in %, mak '. llug one 9 in B and the others in il r. The Hub store, one of the large:
 in Yuma, is in financial trouble, an d sn effort is being made to secure a 4 extensi.n n on overdue acc unts vii 70 eastern houses. = James Ga'T. former deputy she
 itf of Pinll county, ard well known ., old-timers throughout the terIitor -i ldied recently at his home in TucsO k The ware Of crime that i- sweepir
 Tucson and Phoenix is attribute a. tuo .reat number Of men out of CT
 p!oyment.
 oh Several new cases oi smallpox : k reported a. Bi,bee ,f- Tie In;eruatioual Gas X Light ( . Bisbce, has been taken over by { ls Bi-bee Light {; Power Col
 The business men of Yuma gay' .f, public banquet on Saturd y niE 10. There were 2j0 present and ma i, matters of importance to the c
 were discussed rel And n,w Prescott hunter thre
 ens to sue the supervisors of Yar
 pal county for the bounty on l, ng hide.
 The Sl'yation Army at Bi-bse eh secured land and will build its O 'H' headquarters duriog the coming y,
 Arte-ian w Ills are proving very g
 css-iul in the Yuma valley, and i hu nish sufficient water for irrig4t in purposes Two hundred feet is '''' average dep. h Of the wells. up
 ,ed An agricultural college is to be of ttblished in the Yuma valley. md Each child attending the Yu csd public schools planted one tree
 Arbor Day.
 -t- Alto, rey =. l. KIngan of Turs -a- according to report in p liti al ( ral cles, is to |. the r-pul lican nomi
 for dele ate to congress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

Admiral Melville said in a speech several years ago. and repeats il now. that the navy of the United States in its personnel and its material man for rnan, ton for ton, gun for gun, has not its superior on the face of the globe The opinion coincides with that oi the American leoFle in gen eral.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

Henry Watterson says "Let women talk" Rank plagar- ism; see Adams diary, Gar den of Eden, 9,G47 B. (,
 John Muir, the California naturalist, has queer ideas about money. The rich . man" he says, "renounces too much. 1 woulC rather lie down at night by an old spring 1 know up in the Si- erras than to own the Wal dorr- .Astoria-that is, ii l had to live in it "
 Prof. kanichi Asakawa of the department of Japanese ] civilization at Yale has eloped with d New Haven girl. Slch | incidents. however. are not a peculiar result of Japanese civilization. They have been known to occur when the civ. ilization was accidental.
 A Nebraska farmer has re-
 gently married a New York woman for whom he waited
 23 years. Such ronstancy deserves a rich reward but n,
 will make a serious mistak,
 if he thinks he can stay ou late at night without shakin.
 her faith.
 Two cigar 5oxes of bumbl ! bees have been sent to tn Q Philippines. The countr
 coul spare an equal num5e
 of Presidential bees withot ' experiencing any loss. The man who has name f his infant daughter Lusitani a will probable be the first i. complain if she tries to maI Q a record for speed when sl
 grows up.
 ;s At this distance it looks , Iii the woman who exchange n Artist Earle, her husband {
 S2OO,OO0 in real money, ma,
 an exceptionally good trad " Make good or don't blut . is a bit slangy, but itexpress
 the idea in compact form.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
From Tuesdays Daily.

At Christmas. Ar,z na, to take the place of h. I. Wing, who resigned, the postotfice department has gazetted the appointment Of John :. McIllyaine as postmaster.
 Delegate Mark Smith has intro , duced the bill in the house that will | give tO the city of Phoenix sl50,OG0 1 fer the purchase of a site and the erection of A public building. The Cochise Club will be the "host8 at a dance on Feb. 2Sth, at which the Womans Club of Tombstone will be the guests of honor.
 Nimrods should not overlook tie tact that the quail season closes on March ls:.
 Tucson is threatened with an oil famine. The street car company, gas and electric iightins plants, only have sufficient fuel to last twelve hours' and If shipment does not soon ar rive business will be badly hampered ..
 obj-cting to negro walters in the dining rooms of the Santa Rita hotel P Tn son, prominent Ffenchman and p his wife became SO boisterous tnat il = was ionnd necessary to take them ,C tha pplice station
 Avaiiing themselves of the year privileges the young ladies of Tomb stone are preparing to give gran, n leap year ball on February Iith, ar
 the young gaIlants of the town ar r. beginning to wonder who's who.
 There was a 5-inch snowfall Ia:
 night at the Huachuca resyervoir
 the mountains.
 ,s Territorial Examiner W c Fo-t,
 arrived today from Phoenix on bus
 ness connected with his office. ire ! c. Ryan, superintendent
 bridge building for the E. P X :, N
 was Tombstone visitor today. he The board of supervisors meet [
 night in regular monthly session. Peter Hansen Is a Tombstone V h, itor day from Bisbec on business nv fore the board of supervisors fly Judge James Reilly is in Tucson
 legal business.
 ''- II. c. Henderson of Fairmor 'a- Cal, is Tombstone visitor. } 'oo Hender-on is interested in mines
 the Dragons, and is here on visit as inspection.
 W" Mrs. R. Holcomb is viaito- to | "' county seatfrom Palmerlee, '' It now appears that the body Cf , IT. man found near the Coches ranch 'o" Huachuca mountains, in Santa CT the county. is that of man mar
 Herman krutus, German harne es. maker, who left Bisbee some time |
 September. He is thought to h.
 had Sl 100 with him and was evide
 ly murdered and robbed. A man nan
 Smith was last seen with Krutus a
 an effort IS being made to locate hi O'' The Arizona Mutual Savings IT. Loan Association has filed suit az. .ir "'e Jose Katz of Douglas to foreclose trr
 deed on Douglas lots.
 The Tombstoue Cigar Co. amour
 that they will shortly receive sto
 quotations at their Allen street star e arrangements having been made wi " Broker Frank Graf Of Bis ee to recei
 regular daily listing price. nf ock Of With roar which was equal 1m tn t announcing rt- beginning, ; to Chine-e New Year celebration c ler formally |" an end yesterday aft, in noon.
 For two week. the Chinese of | m city have been keeping open hou- Ter They have been giving mall gifts 'r- all of their friends who have Call
 and their joss house has teen night IT. the scene of much merrimeut.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

Lemine, the man who tried to manufacture diamonds. has been jailed in Paris and bail refused on a charge of swind- ling some fellows who put up money in the hope ot having 1t increased one hundred fold The law couldn't be any more severe if he had committed murder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

crat.
 There is a widespread be- lief that the world is steadily | growing better, and that busi- ness confidence, if it must be | disturbed, should not he at lacked in fiery spirit
 Carrie Nation has given notice that she expects to meet every brewer in the hereafter. She is likely to be disappoint- ed. however, if the brewers see her first
 Ii was so cold in Connecti- cut last week that the ice cut ters were compelled to sus- pend operations. The scare over the mild winter is rapid | ly diminishing.
 Statisticians have found
 that the value of the farm pro
 ducts in this country this
 year amounts to so for each
 inhabitant Have you harv-
 ested your $50 worth
 For some unknown reason
 it seems to make the averag,
 c hio politician positively
 froth at the mouth to ca,cl
 sight of a Presidential boon ; with the name of an Chi,
 man on the tag.
 7 IL has been decided tha !, the width of the Panamt , canal shall remain loo feet : which l. greater than that c . any existing ship, If the se , is to be i led with bigger levi
 athans Uncle Sam will agre
 to enlarge the canal. = The revolution in Hayti n said to have been crushed > Its Santo Domingo's turn { : rise against the oppressor. e Remarkable. isn't it, ho = the President and GovernC V Hughes agree with each other l. The chief trouble about Il simple life seems to be tn; the average man does not ear
 enough to live it.
 T Tom Lawson wants to b' e any part of SlO0,OOO 0 n Roosevelt for a third tern
 There are hundreds of me
 in Cochise county who woul
 readily relieve Tom of h ' SlOO,OOO, but they detest = piker.
 Advocates of tEe competin : system of writing are liEel !, soon tD enter into a contrr Y versy over the advantages ' vertical. inclined and fret ( arm writing. Tine teaching ( ; the vertical system has be- 7 abandoned in the New Tor e schools in favor of the free ' arm system.
 e Within the past year ther ,- has ten a decided exOdu . from the government service
 The old-.Ime situation whe . bright minds tu.ned tOwar, Il "a government job" is now $ thing of the pas and in som F instances the government
 forced to advertise to have D, 2 sitions filled which in forme Q years were eagerly sought. Y is true that there is always ; good list of eli i. ibles on han, who have passed examina tiOns, but m y of these de : cline appointments becaus e of openings in business If ! that assure them of better pa
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

1sssrca J~ IislHs ~rara. F -- cure a'. Ef7neE .l.- san rr ( sg Acc Sra-I lul fs---a-..-. t.1iC-Zn O.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
ELEVATED CAR JUMPS TRACK.
Elph, People Seriously Hurt and Some
May Not Recover.


Chicago, April - Eight persons
were seriously injured, some probably
fatally and two score others more or
less seriously hurt Tuesday, when a
motor car OF aouthhound train on
the South Side Elevated railroad Jump.
cd the track near the Indiana avenue
station and crashed to the ground The
front car icll into the rear yard Of n
resldonoc on Prairie avenue, but the
rear end remained propped against the
structure, The car was used as n
smoker
MotormAn George Stang was cutNnd
bruised about the head and body aud
skull fractured lie was also mtcr.
nally injured lie was taken 20 Wep.
ley hospital, whore Il Is said he might
die
Among those most seriously hurt
were Joseph narmody OF Marion, o.
internal Injuries, head cut aud leg
broken, may die
H. o. smith, conductor motor ear.
akull fractured, may die
T. NJ M9ssoE skull fractured; may
die,
Barney lloman, internal injuries,
James O1lare, internal injuries; H. G,
Quinn, leg broken, informal injuries;
condition serious,
About nifty people were In front car
when the accident happened and all OF
thom were moro or less injured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
SWARM WITH MILITARY.
Great Uneasiness Prevails In the
Government Circles.

Lisbon, April Excitement caused
by the election rlotlng In this city
Sunday evening, In which seven per
sons were killed and 100 wounded. has
by no means aubalded There Ia con.
siderable conformation In govern.
mental circles, and the most extreme
precautions are being continued. The
streets OF Lisbon swarm with troopA
Regiments Of infantry and batteries OF
artillery hold Canoes square and Pe
dro square, Tho streets are patroled
by cavalry aud mounted lancora mass
ed AT street corners.
Two hatalllona OF Infantry and two
companies of light cavalry were hur.
riodly ordered into Lisbon Tuesday
morning to reinforce the local garrl.
son. The city was In more orlose a
state OF terror all Monday night
Bands OF men roamod through the low.
or quarters and there was considerable
plundorlng In the early morning hours
of Tuesday Troops were on the trail
OF the mauranders and succeeded IN
dlsperalng them and driving them into
hiding.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08

New York. April THE mystery
surrounding the death OF Walter r.
Baker the wealthy young Boston man,
which caused a sensation laat October,
viii probably mover be cleared up, De-
spite the fact that the coroncr'a jury
recently found that the young man
was poisoned, Il IN said that the auth
orltlea have practically concluded not
60 lay the matter before the Bergen
County grand Jury, which met today
Tho district attorneys oilcle ~ OF the
belief that the yeidenoo NJ hand woull
not warrant any arrests In the case
rnd unless the private detectives en-
nloyed by the relatives OF the Victim
bring 10 llght some new facts ON
which an arrest could be made II N
extremely likely that the world viii
never know how young nnkor came
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
Murder Mystery Unsolued

10 his death and the motive for his
murder, n murder was committed
Baker died October ~ last within
pn hour after he had been removed 10
The home Of his friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank, llurd In llogota, from the Ten.
dcrloln restaurant whore he wae
stricken. lie died shortly after mid.
nlghi ard the body WAS ombnlmod be-
ioi daylight. The chemical and mi.
oroacopal examination OF the vlsoeran
and internal organs disclosed the nros.
once of large quantities. OF arsenic In
the body fho poison was said to
have been found In organs which the
ombalmlug fluid could not by any
possibility have penetrated. Baker
left fortune estimated az about t0OO,'
coo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
Found Dead Near Railroad.

Austin, April 7,-J, n, okane, sup.
roaedly OF Pine Bluff Ark, was found
dead near the railroad track two miles
from Waters station, this county, He
h supposed 20 have been killed by
n train. In hs pocket was found a
card OF the Electrical Workers union
OF Dayton, o., dated, 1903 There was
an endorsement by the Pine Bluff,
Ark. union, showing him to be In good
stAnding,