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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28
From Fridays Daily.

Col II L Pickett left yesterday for Silver City \. NJ. where he goes to look after his property interests in that city and renew acquaintsnces of number Of yearss nee when he locst- cd there. From there the Col will 90 to Manitol Springs Colorado on a brief visit and at that point w'll be joined by hi- son. Harry, who comes from the In 'versity of Virginia. To- gsther they wiil take in the big dem ocr4tic national convention at Denver Returning home the Col will come via san Francisco and viii have made an extensive pleasure trIp oi over months duration.
 William Cavanagh returned home yesterday from santa Fe New Mexico where he has been in attendance st St. Michaels College at that point. He N ill spend his vaeat on here with his parents and friends.
 Rain is reported in the vicinity of the San Pedro river and it i. now probable that he rainy season will set in for good soaking. cOnsumation fervently hoped for.
 Word has been received from FIob- teras of the capture by the rangers of Arturo Lopez, wanted for cattle stesl- lag in the Chiricahua mountains.
 $ m Barrcw has returned from the Roswell military school and willspend his vacation here
 Attorney o Gibson returned Ias' evening from Tucson where he wa on legal business.
 Mrs NJ E Feldman is Tombstone visitor from Tucson the guest oi her daughter. Mrs. Ei Hughes.
 The Phoenix Maroons beat the Fra t rasls Sunday in an eleven inninI game with score ot 6 to ;
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IH-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

Albert M Smith and John B. Ken nedy, two Williams youths, acted AS assistant sergeant at arms at the rep blican national convection al ChIcs- go last week
 Two new fire insurance compa aies have qualified and been accepted to do business in Arizona. They are the American Central Insurance Co of St Louis Mo and the St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co Of St. Paul. Miun
 Phoenix Modern Woodmen are or van .zIng s neS drill team which they claim wIli be the finest in the terri tory.
 Greene & Griffin have sold thirty one acres of George NJ. Halm's orange grove seven miles north Of Phoenix to William II and c NJ Sargent of Bat tie Greek Mich for sl7 500
 A tennis tournament will he held st Morenci on the Fourth.
 Sidewalks and other street improve ment. to the extent Of slJOo0 is now in progress at Nogsles.
 The Copper Queen stcre s, Bisbee IS using toy balloons as an advertising med
 \ number of Bishee society women are rehearsing for ladies minstrel show which will be put on in that city iu the near future.
 Tn accordance with time houCred custom, the republican national plat form again declares for the admission of Arizons and New Mexico to state hood.
 A cIass of eighteen were graduated 2. Williams schools last week.
 4 new settler ip the szii River val | ley claims 10 be getting return of sI25 per acre from forty acre patch 1 of spGds.
 The Holy Rollers" isrtsstic sec; ! of street corner worshipers are holding ] nightly meetings on the streets of Pboenir. Their loud prayers and vociferous exhortations are aeeom p.ajed by exhibitions of hypnotism md other unusual and spectacular religious performances.
 Yavapai county authorities are ,endlng out notices to the various officers to be on the lookout for s ,oung Norwegian named Noriegs and ,ride vino have eloPed.
 Clifton Englishmen have organized cricket team and d Los Angeles ,sper says they will journey to the oast to play sgainst Csliiornis crick- ters,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28
Writ Is Denied
 by Judge Doan

The application by Herman Trap man for writ of msndamus compeIl Live sock Inspector Porter McDou- aid to inspect about SIOO worth of hides, which he had on his ranch, was yesterday denied by Judge Dosu. Mcdonald had refused to inspect to the hides, because the plaintiff had refused to take out butcher license while killing and peddliug beef. Rather than let Trsppmsn loose the value Of the hides the Inspector will inspec, and tag them SO that they can be shipped and sold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Mir. Hearst has gained a few votes to the ballot box in his mayOralty contest. St thls rate he will fall about ll57 vote short of infilcting calamity on the city of New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Blaine Crozier and W F Grounds have sold their ranch and cattle in Mohave county to Los Angeles people for s31,OOO
 Two young men who broke into the section house at Berry in Mobave county, were later arrested with the goods on them. They were hound over to the grand jurs.
 Congressman Sherman, the vice president nominee on the republican ticket is still very i'll at Cleveland
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28
# Records Are Clear
 Deal May Be Made

II the title of the fgmous Nulture mine in Msricopa county i. not in any way clouied one of tae biggest deais m Arizona in several years may be made before long and the Vulture pass from Its present owrers to wealthy Boston syndicate, which has been negotiating for :he property for some tiGre
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

A New York man was fel,- ed by being struck by a piece of a bursting automobile tire. the other day. Is there no point of safety near the 'bub- ble wagons?"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28
Government Is
 Not Satisfied

That the government is not ssti-- fled with the entrIes made by the Warren locations seems eyldeut from .he manner in which they are con- iinually sending oct special az nts Of the land department to investigate the records. During the pact few days Raymond >atterghite recently appointed AS special agent of the land department is 8 Tombstooe arrival and investigating the county record. . Auou. & year sirce an agent named Corsou, Ha. here to make an eNamI- nation bat after fe~ day. work ga. suddenly called away. Fred C Dezeu- dogi of santa Fe district was at Bi- bee one or two occasions Investigating z the matter. It IS stated -eyeral slti. tayits are on file with the department attacking the filings aud the inve.ti- Sajiou, have followed. Mir. >atier. white refuses To give out utaDy-tatcneut in regard 10 his work here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

So little has been heard of Prince Helie de Sagan lately one might think the ferociOus Boni de Castellane had kid naped him and had given him Helle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Perhaps the reason why the Merry Widow hat disappear cd with the advent of the directoire gown was because the hat interfered too much with the view.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28
CARD or THANKS

We take this means of thanking the many kind friends in Tombstone for the generous outpouring of sym 9athy durIrg our sad bereavement and u 2 kindnes- shown during the illness and death oi husband and father. To the lodge and membership of the I 0 0 F we also feel q ep.y grateful for the consideration shoNn and eIem- Q! iraternal friendship.
 MRs. :. SIMMONS AND FAMIlY
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Although 300 American lobsterss were shipped to Flu rope last week, there will be enough left on this side to make the summer girls life worth living.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

There was not much doing in the district court today. especially this morning.
 An order uss entered declaring ZupdeI Brothers of Bisbee bankrupt, and referring the same to the referee for adjudication.
 The case of sarabis, the alleged Me.nan revolutionist who Is at pres ent being held in the jail at Tucson. sssinst Anton Mszs ct al flor damages .y;s;ns out oi the alleged kidnsping
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

The sudden death of Grover Cleve- land at Princeton came unexpected to the family ss well as to the country at large. Death came as a result of hear; failure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Chicago is 50 full of poli- ticians that 1t is no longer easy to find a place where one can be waited on promptly when in need of a drink.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Fairbanks did not want the vice presidency. He was after Teddy's job, but got behind the big secretary a:,d lost out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Thecampaign contributions this year will not be stage money, although if the people permit it to be used our na- .ional election will be al farce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Dr. Darlington, the health officer of New York City, says that heart disease is increas- ing among Americans. Well, it's leap year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

A Venezuelan says that the United States is the Cain Of America. There have been times when it came near be- ing the caner of Venezuela.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

The case Is on trial this afternoon. Stoddsrd vs Miller, set for June 30 WE V chols ys Edward Braun, con. tinued for further evidence.
 Stone ys F P 6 w, damages. di-- missed
 Abell v- Swain. motion Tor new trial denied
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Not being able to locate the shortage of S37 900 the super visors of San Francisco very properly charged it to a man in jail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

1.-the English language is to last 1000 years, as e.timat- ed by a Chicago professor, it will be necessary to regulate baseball slang.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

The government has ordered the government bui dings st half mast in honor Of the memory Of ex-president Cleveland.
 John Hays Hammond has donated $lO,O00 to the Washington university for the benefit of political science
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

The treasury department hes decided that hens egg is not live stock: sometiaaes the odor is that of a dead one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

To err is human; to owa up tO it is more than some men can do.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

Since Harry Thaw will not pay any of his debts until he is declared sane, even the clip ping bureaus may lose inter est in his case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

The case of Juhe aDd Belle Brssiel vs City Ct Bisbee for SlO,975 damage- AS result of injuries sustained in & fall on an exposed water pipe. is occupying the attention of the court today, ,his being the second trial. Tie folio 'iug
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28
Revolutionary Chink
 Captured by Officers
An EI Paao dispatch say-:-

An El Paso dispatch says
 Thirty-eight Chinsmen caught in three days is considerably better than the average record. but that IS "hat has been done since Ssturdsy, and sensational feature of the affair is the poss. ssion by one of the prisoners of g revolutionary flag such ss used by tho enemies of the Chinese government. rLe man who had the flag In he possession begged the officials who captured him not to let this discovery be known as it would mean certain death for him when be is returned to his native la2d. The emperor oi China promptly decspitates such pubic enemies, and this man IS per fec;ly aware of the fate that awalt' him, according 70 his statement to bis captors.
 sixteen were found securely sealed in a box car at Ssnder.op Saturday night and twenty others were taFer out oi 4 locked car at Maria last nigh 1 wrile tso others were taken from [ caboose Of freight train st CArrizort
 Saturday night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-28

An. if during the coming campaign it were only possible to use the gag c. prevent un- due chewing O the rag,
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
GOmperS Resumes Work
At Federation Office

President Samuel Gompers, Of the
American Federation OF Labor, got busy
at the Federation offices In G street
this morning for the first time since
Justice Daniel Thew Wright sentenced
him TO one year in jail.
Mr.. Gompers found a mass Of mail
awaiting him and his desk was Uttered
with Federation matters held over to
await his attention. He would receive
no callers and would make no state
ment for publication.
The perusal OF his mail was interrupt
ed only once, and that was for a con-
ference with q representative OF the In
terstate Commerce Commission from
San Francisco. The nature OF this con
ference or the identity Of the commits
siOn's representative would not be dis
closed.
Mr.. Gompers is extremely reticent
and would not even say whe "a he haU
been since the rendering Of the court S
decision. His suit case was packed be-
fore he went to court, and he left the
city Immediately after the proceedings.
Ii was intimated that he went away on
federation business.
The decision will be made a special
order Of business at the meeting of the
Central Labor Union tonight, and il will
be discussed in executive session. No
prea ranged plan OF election has been
made, but a committee will undOubted-
ly be appointed to arrange q monster
mass meeting Of protest.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
The Stomach Does
Not Cause Dyspepsia
Neither VIII Il Cure 1t Because The
Lack of Gastric Juices
Prohibit Relief.

The stomach IS strong. powerful or
gan, which is composed Of muscles OF
great strength. II is filed during d.
gestiOn vita gastric juices which. when
the stomach. extending and compress
ing the food, dissolve IL and separate
the nourislment from the waste matter.
II, however. these gastric juices are
lacking, tho stomach is not capable OF
digesting its food because IL has not
the tools wiki which to work success
fully.
The gastric juices when in a perfect
state do away with all foul Odors, fer
mentaIiOn and decay, reduce the food
ach, then presses II into the intestines,
where another form Of digestion lakes
place. Then the intestiDes take from
this mass OF food all that Is nOurishing
and give IL to the blood The waste
matter Is thrown from the system
If instead Of nOurishment the intes-
tines receive impure deposits combined
with q poisonous and imperfect gas
Iric juice. II can be readily seen that
they must turn such imperfect nourisa-
ment into the blood The blood then
being unable TO give each part OF the
body that which Il requires. Becomes
impoverished and disease is spread
broadcast.
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The Washington times., 1908-12-28
GEORGIA WILL SEND
BIG MARCHING CLUB
500 Strong, With Sponsors,
SOutherOnS TO March in
Inaugural Parade.

The Inaugural Committee today re
ceived a request for a place in the in
aUguraI parade from the Georgia Re
publican Club, which proposes TO ar
rive in the Capital 500 strong. The club
will appear IN uniforms. and be accom-
panied by 100 military students and half
dozen young women sponsors.
The Minneapolis Republican Flamboau
Club has asked the committee 10 ar
range for the presentation OF tie clubs
famous fire drill on the grounds in the
rear OF the White House. The Mn
neapols organization is also anxious 10
head the civic section Of the parade.
The CLUB has rented a house on G street.
where It Will make It's headquarters
while In the city.
The Elizabeth, y. J. Republican Club
informs the inaugural committee that
one hundred members VIII paTtiCipa Ie
In the inaugural ceremonies.
Two new member have been added 20
the subcommittee on reviewing stands.
They are Harry Bingham and W. q.
the stand at the court house.
The subcommittee on souvenirs and
tickets held a session this morning
and the fireworks committee Will hold a
meeting tomorrow night at S o'clock
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

Ambassador Lloyd c. Griscom, Ameri-
can representative at Rome, IS the first
of the ambassadors 20 intimate their
withdrawal at the end Of the present
Administration. Though no official mes
sage has been received at the State
Department. he has given his intention
IN letters OF giving up his diplomatic
career.
The State Department viii take no
action for some tine, but il is cOmpar-
atively certain that his resignation Will
ne accepted on March e. There is a
possibility that he may retire before
that time. If the State Department finds
il convenient to send another man n
his post He has given as a reason for
his action, a desire 10 return TO the
United States 20 take Up the business
interests OF his father.
Several changes in the American Dip
lGmatic Corps viii probably be made
this week. It is very likely that Hunt
ingtOn Wilson viii go 10 Argentine IN
stead OF ROmania, and that Spencer
Eddy, now at Argentine, will go TO the
latter post
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
CARNEGIE ALL WRONG,
DECLARES JUDGE GARY
Laird of Skbo Mistaken When He Says the Iron Industry
Does Not Need Protection Says the Head of the
United States Steel Corporation.

lean manufacturer 10 compete in tho
comparatively small market on the Pa
cific slope.
Session Today.
The committee devoted its Sentire time
today 20 a discussion of Schedule A,
which embraces chemicals, oils, and
paints. This schedule is one OF the most
badly mixed in the Dingley law, and the
committee feels that, properly adjusted.
ii would be an excellent revenue pro-
ducer.
On some OF the articles in the sched-
ule the tariff runs anywhere from 10
per cent to 40 per cent, the latter fig
ure applying to bOrlc acid. BY scaling
3 this price down, ii is believed that the
revenue would be increased by heavier
impOrtatiOns without injury 10 the
American industry.
Some Of the articles on the free list IN
this schedule seem o furnish a good
basis Tor revenue. Crude camphOr, FOR
instance, comes in free. In 1897, under
the Wilson bill, ,469, ,0OO pounds were inn
ported. Last year 3.13SO00 pounds were
imported, and II is figured that with a
tax Of l cent a pound, which would not
materially Increase the cost to the con-
sumer. considerable sum would be
added to the Treasury.
In addition. this tax would give some
degree OF protection 10 the CamphOr in
dustry which was recently established
in Florida. and which is being fOstered
by the Agricultural Department.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
TAFT WILL SPEND
WEEK At PANAMA
Determined to Make Thor
ough Study of All Phases
of the Work.
By JAMES HAY, Jr.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 2S.-President-
eject Taft Will spend a week In the
Canal Zone. He said this morning he
had decided to put in that much time
in his work OF investigating conditions.
This. together with the care he and
Mr.. Roosevelt are exercising as 10 the
engineers who shall accompany him on
the trip, may be taken as an indication
of the thoroughress with which he in
tends to enter into the work.
Reports that he is in favor Of aban-
doning the present system of construct
ing the canal are erroneous. but he Will
look into every detail OF work. and will
be ready to listen II any one can bring
forward evidence that the lock system
is wrong His trip VIII take up twenty
or twenty-five days
This afternoon he received a delega-
ton from Atlanta which is here to
ask him 10 visit that city on January 20
Mr.. Taft Is a busy man these days
In addition TO the work he is doing
on his inaugural address. he is also
working on several magazine articles
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
Boston Unions to Protest
Against GOn1perS' Sentence

BOSTON. Dec. 2S.-Orgonized labo- in
Boston and vicinity is to hold a mass
meeting to protest against the Jail sen
tences imposed on Samuel GOmpers.
John Mitchell. and Frank Morrison, OF
the American Federation Of Labor. by
Judge Wright, of the United States Cir
cult Court at Washington
The executive board OF the Boston
Central Labor Union has decided to
recommend TO the union that a protest
mass meeting be held at an early date;
also that a committee be appointed 20
visit all labor unions in Boston in re
gard to the matter.
A request was also sent out by the
J. ard to the chairman Of all delega-
Jions 10 the central body TO have their
fun membership represented at the next
Union next Sunday
Brief remarks were made by Secre-
tary Henry Abrahams, President J. J.
Hynes, and Messrs. Murphy, Daley,
Tagen, and other members Of the beard.
Although the executive board has the
power TO call a mass meeting and tix
a date. it was deemed best TO bring the
matter before the whole body and have
the proposed demonstration arranged
for atone of its regular meetings.
The mass meeting will probably be
held in Faneuil Hall. Addresses will
be made by First Vice President James
Duncan, Of the American Federation OF
Labor; y. y. Driscoll, of the State
branch; former President Arthur NJ.
HUddell, Of the State branch. and other
well-knOwn and veteran leaders OF or
SaniZed labor in this State.
monster parade viii also be held. IT
is expected, in which Will be several
thousand trade UniOniStS, proceeded by
brass bands, marching from the Wells
Memorial building through the principal
streets tc Faneuu Hall Every one Of
the 800 and more unions in Boston, rep
ressnting every craft, will be urged TO
have It's fUU membership turn out, so
that the demonstration may be one OF
the most striking and significant ever
held in this city by the unions
The idea, in tho words of a labor lead
ct, is to make the most powerful pro-
test possible against further infringe
ment upon the rights OF free speech, a
free press and trial by jury, guaranteed
every citizen uHder the Constitution OF
the United States"
The meeting OF the executive boa I'd
was held at ths request of the Boston
Cigar Makers Union and several other
large bodies affiliated with the Central
Labor Union.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
Continued from First Page)

answers all OF the questions asked him.
He also makes numerous corrections in
his testimony. He testified, for in
stance. that the cost of pig iron with
ouI profit was S12.65. Mr.. Gary now says
he can manufacture it for Sl229- With
q reasonable profit on the ore and coke,
which he figures TO be SOL. the total
cost OF production Of pig iron would be
$3.50
Judge Gary then gives the freight
rates his company is compelled 10 pay
and also the rates of foreign manufac-
turerS. He says IL costs him to lay
down in New York from Pittsburg s.. 45
for a ton of pig iron and the foreign
manufacturer can lay il down in New
York for S2S5. He figures his total cost
IN New York at Sl474, while the cost
OF the foreign pig iron laid down in lew
York is only $13S5.
The present duty on steel rails Is $7-S4
a ton and the duty on pig iron is 81 a
ton. So that with a dollar a ton protec-
tion the American industry would be
projected in the Eastern markets
In San Francisco, however. Mr. Gary S
figures show, the American manufac-
turer would need all the protection now
given, but from what could be learned
today the members OF the Ways and
Means Committee show no disposition
to keep up the high tax on steel rails
for the purpose Of permitting the Amer