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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-08
DEATH OF AMOS, sEAoRAvEs

sEAGRAvE. After q lingering ILL
ness Amos e. Seagrave passed away
at his home, $40 North Sixtieth street,
Sunday morning, May %. Mr.. Sea-
crave and wife came here from Ivan
hoe, Mimi, q year ago for the benefit
LOT his health, and last winter removed
to q tent at $40 North Sixtieth street.
He appeared, to be improving, and.
even resumed his work, going to
Cashmere, where. being newspaper
man, he took charge Of paper for
Ia short time. The undertaking proved
too much, and he returned home just
three weeks before he died.
Besides his wife and little daughter,
Rosemary. 15 months old, Mr.. Sea-
grave is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. N. Seagrave, ZIG North
street; brother. Ernest, an employe
lin the post Office department, and his
sister, Mrs. Albin Belfrage of Cert
rude, Wash.
Mr.. Seagrave was born at Denison.
Iowa, Dec. &c, 1870. At 10 years Of
age he entered a newspaper, and at
Ia he for few months edited paper
LOT his own, The Mirror, which he
printed on q hand press. At the age
LOT 1S he became editor Of the Iowa
Baptist, denominational paper with
| q state wide circulation. He later
started papers at Panama. Iowa, and
Claire, Iowa, removing from the latter
place to Ivanhoe, Mimi, where he be
came editor and proprietor of the Lin
coln County Advertiser, remaining
there about four years. R
The funeral was held on Tuesday
afternoon from the Rosenberg under
taking parlsrs, the services being con
Quoted by Rev. w. a. Mccall, assisted
4 by Rev. j. d. o., Powers.
BELFRAGE.-- Herbert Theos BET
rage, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albtr
lBelfrage, quietly passed away at tns
family home on McNeil's Island 0.
|April %. The little son had added
Ibis share Of happiness and Joy to III.
little home during his brief existence
!. LOT Is months, and is sadly missed b.
Ibis parents and little sister Of :
1'hc services were held on Nav 1 fro:'
1.-THE home by Rev. Mr.. Upcraft. MI
a and Mrs. Belfrage formerly lived q
Green Lake, Wash.
L. / IL !
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-08

Mr.. F. Boyer and daughter, Augusta,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Boyer Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. sonnichsen and Mr..
and Mrs. u. CLAW visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Sonnichsen Sunday.
Miss Martin Houlihan spent Sunday
visiting relatives and friends in Dan
bury. 7.
Miss Alice Lownes sspent few
days the past week visiting with her
friend, Mrs. Geo. Powell.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-08
NlsHNABorNY NEWS.

John n. MCGinn called on friends
near Defiance Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Kate Bill visited with her sis
ter, Miss Bertha Gessman, last Thurs
day.
Miss Minnie Loewe was the guest
of her friend, Minnie Petersen, Tues
day.
Henry Asmus and wife spent Sum
day with the Matt Arnold family.
James McGinn called at Ernest Po-
|leske's Tuesday evening.
Z Rob Snow and wife entertained Au-
gust Loewe, wife and daughter, Free
da, Sunday. 4
Mrs. Herman Lockmiller is here
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Will
| lie Mundt.
Charley McCone was a Manila Wis
itor Friday.
Fritz Mundt and wife visited Tues
day at John Hamann's. Al
Misses Edna and Viola Portz- Of
Denison are visiting at the Tate home.
Mrs. John Hamann and daughter.
Miss Avena, spent Tuesday evening
at the Charles 1Steckelberg home.
Ernest Poleske, wife and children
were visitors at VIM. Mullenger's on
Sunday last. 81
Mrs. August Loewe was visiting at
Henry Loewe's, near Buck Groove, on
Thursday last.
Robert Simon was entertaining his
brother and the latter's wife Of Man.
ming the first OF the week.
4 James Tate marketed hogs in Den.
ison Thursday.
Mrs. Steinkuhler and son, Otto. Wis.
lifted near Buck Grove at the Fred
Hast home Sunday.
Miss Bertha Gessman spent Sunday
lin Manila with hr friend, Pauline
4 Thede.
Miss Lillian Schroeder and Elsie
Gardner of Manila were guests al
1.-THE Mullenger home, Friday evening
Willie Sucksdorf and family spent
Sunday at the Willie Mundt home.
4 Richard Kinney Of Vail and viii
Lane of Denison called on James Tatt
Friday.
4 Fred Fuller was a county seat callel
Thursday. 81
Miss Dora Schroeder attended tn,
alumni banquet, given in Manila, OF
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stegemann o
Buck Grove were visitors Wednesda.
J. lat Mrs. Stegeman's parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Fritz Mundt, near Manila.
Herman Lockmiller, Jr., called q
the Herman Lockmiller. ST., home on
day last week.
Miss Minnie Giesie was a visitor q
1.-THE Jacob Gessman home Sunday.
I Miss Edna Steward closed q SUI
lcessful term of school at No. 5 with
picnic last Friday. About so were i
attendance. Miss Steward will teac
in No. 5 again next fall.
Tom Hasset called ON William MI
Ilenger Saturday evening.
Mrs. Aug. Loewe spent a few day
last week with her rsister-in-law, Mr.
Fred Hast, who was quite i'll at he
home, near Buck Grove.
Miss jeanette Woodland returned I
her home in Manila Friday after clio
ling a successful term OF school in N
II.
Misses Caroline and Emma Kuh
accompanied by their brother, Will
ATTENDED the picnic at the Haman
School, Friday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Loewe and James M
ginn were guests Of Miss Ruby MI
lenger Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-08
That MONTY Pen.

The superiority Of man to nature 10
continually illustrated. Nature needs
an immense quantity Of quilts to-
make goose with. but q man can
make goose OF himself with one
Christian Register.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-08

:, Always on Tap. s
While there's life there's dope.-Chi.
cago Record.Herald.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-08

You will remember that you 500
the first IS Sold Introductory going
in Denison We have only been here We tell
you the people we have sold IN the few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Feroci0us Sunk
 Attacks Child

Bitten through the hand while en- deavoring to protect his child from the attack oi 8 skunk, was the experience of sAnton'o Apotaco st Yslets, near the Arizona line, Thursday morning.
 Just before daylight the Apotsco family were awakened by the screams of the little 3 yesr.old daughter, and when the father rushed to the child's bed he found an enormous skunk crouchipg on her bresst with it's teeth fastened in her upper lip. Apocsto seized the beast. which immediately sunk it's teeth in his right hand and was ouly shaken of after hard strug gle.
 Reports from Apotsco Friday night were to the effect that both the child's face and the father's hand were ter ribly swollen and that serious results were feared. No staps have as yet been taken 10 obtain Pssteur treat. ment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Sleeping Sickness
 Prevails in Globe

AG.obe dispatch of the llth says:
 What is believed to be the fret case of sleeping sickness" to be discovered in the west has been discovered at tbe county hospital in this city. For the pact three days c. NJ. Phillips has been confined to the hospital, and despite the efforts of physicians has nos been thoroughly awakened. Today his lengthy slumber was partially broken. bu: the patient fell asleep with mouthful of food given him, and could not he kept awake. Phillips ia appar- en.ly in good health except for his strange sleeping maisdy and the case is causing considerable anxiety to st- tending phys'cians.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
We'll Known Educator
 Spoke Twice Yesterday

Those who heard Dr. R. H. n B!ome, president Of the Northern ATi. zona Normal School of Flagstaif, speak yesterday enjoyed rare treat In the forenoon he occupied the pull ,'it at the Congregational Church and delivered powerful sermon on the strength of a Christian 6 faith in doing things Tn a manner that it will build 6 strong character ss sell as cultivate his knowledge fer substantisl things Last evening st s o'clock Dr. Blome addressed the union sery'ces a, the Methodist Church. and large con- gregation heard he mssterly address on the study of the Bible and modern literature. The efucedor said that at the Sunday schuols the child is taught too much conclusions instead oi the Bible story ss it should be laid before the child. In the first place, the speaker suggested, a geography of the lesson is the most essential thing to draw upon the child's mind and the conclusion will follow with out being taught.
 Dr. Biome arrived in Tombstone Saturday and remained here until this afternoon, when he lei, for Phoenix to attend meeting o; the territorial board Of education which meets there tomorrow
 Dr, Blome came here for the purpose to arouse interest among the yolng people in the summer school ss well as he regular normal course of the Northern Arizona Normal School. As result Uf his visit three of Tomb. stones bright young ladies will leave this week for Flagstaff to enroll iu this well known ed cationsl institu- tion. The young ladies are Misses Lorine MscPhsrson, Leon Tracy and Jusnits Wes:ervelt They ex- pect to leave here Friday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Looking Forward to
 Moving Pictures

With the early resumption of the electric plant we look forward to the return of the moving pictures. It iz said that MT Jobp L Miller, the lessee of The srhieffeliu, will begin st the very earliest moment the lights are turned on, The way business was growing, and the meritorious pictures that MT. Miller was showing The D the old electric plant closed down, was most gratifying, to rot only Mir. Miller, but the public in general. We welcome the reopening of The schief- felin and the return of the movin g pictures.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

It wes not generally known until q few days since that an attempt had been incubatei to besmirch the fair name of Judge Fletcher M. DoaD and bring into i;sgrsce the judicial ermine 30 long and % honotably worn by the judge of the second judicial dis trict of Arizona. Those who know most intimately were amazed to learn that his probity had been made a question st the White House.
 But after all, the charges have served the Judge incalculable good he has been cieansed ot ali damaging sl- legations, and his complete yindics. tion will serve 70 strengthen in the minds o: nis admirers and bring about him others who admire one in whose integrity cur Washington friend' place explicit reliance.
 The PRosPEcToR has said upon former occasions-snd believes tn. moment opportupe for reiterstion- that Judge Doan lives more in tb, hearts of the people Of Arizona tha, any other jurist nov upon the bench His friends and admirers are from al walks in fife, I-gaiiie-a of creed . party affiliations,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Mexican Officer
 Gets Reprimand

4 Nogsles dispatch oi the 18th says
 Lieutenant Hermosiilo, who had charge of the guard st the Mexican prison from which Louis Fleischer, an American banker, made sensational escape Thursday, wss thrown into tbe dungeon tonight, this being the pun ishment for permitting prisoner to get away. Flelscher, who was arrest ed on this side oi the border by re- auest of zine Mex csn authorities, has been released by hsbsss corpus by Judge Dosn st Tombstone, and Is now on his way to San Francisco, where his family will follow. He was charged with smuggling.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
From Tuesdays Daily.

Dr. W. A. Greene, ex-mayor of Douglas, arrived in Tombstone today as a witness in the Stsllsrd murder case.
 Attorney A.. F. Parsons was among the passengers on the noon train from Douglas.
 District Attorney W. A O'Connor ot Santa Cruz county, arrived in Tombstone today on court matters.
 Constable Sam Hayhurst oi Doug. las is in the county seAt today. Chas Bowman has returned from . trip to Phoenix, where he attended A meeting of the territorial board of equalization.
 During the month of May there was paid out of the county treasury in the neighborhood of S:000 upon the roads of this county by Road supt. Sam Elders and his deputies.
 According to the call :for primary elections to be held in this county in September. there are forty two voting precincts in the county. Passengers an the Southwestern for the past two days have seen smoke rising from the Swisshelm mountains, showing that brush or timber fires are in progress Another fire has been burning three weeks in the Ojo mountains, which are heavily tim bered.
 The complicated primary law will soon be in working order, and it is absolutely necessary that all csndi- dates study it np. ESen persons who want to get on the central commit tees have 10 get out petitions and be elected in the same manner as man running for real office
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
A Break in the
 Water Service

Owing to the slipping of the hill On which the reservoir of the Fuachuca Water company's reservoir is located, a crack was discovered in the bottom of the reservoir yesterday and it be- came necessary to empty the water out, and today the mishsp is being repaired. The accident comes st 6 time of the year when the company needc every bit of water it can muster. It is expected that the water service will again be in running order tomor- row; in the mean time only partial service is being rendered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

George Brown. wno lives near Mo- rerci, holds all local records for act- ing as his own doctor. Immediately after being bitten on the middle fn- ger of his .leir hand by s skuok, he calmly spread his finger. apart and sho. of the poisoned member with his sixshooter. It ia believed his drastic treatment saved him from otherwise possible death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

An Associated Press dispatch from Phoenix ssys that two boys, Will and Sam Humphries, have been arrested on suspicion Of holding up 8 street car last night. One had $5l in cash, saws, and two revolYers. Both deny their guilt and believe they can prove an slabi. Both are former employee
 Ernest and Oscar Wondson, alleged boy bandits, were given preliminary hearing yesterdsy and bound over in $5,000 to answer 10 the charge Of holding up Msricopa < Phoenix train q month ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Statehood Bill
 Next Week

In dispatch from Washington to the Journal Miner ssys: Cameron was at the White House today. He has received positive assurances from persons high io authority and also from influential senators, that the statehood bill will be considered and pass the senate about the middle of the coming week.
 Governor Sloan has returned from New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
New National Hymn

My country, 'tis of thee, Land where things used to be,
 So cheap, se sing; Land where iciks once ccnld hny Things that are now so high, To thee with many g sigh,
 Our memories cling. Some of thy children swear That what they eat and wear.
 Takes all their wsd. Others ayow that they Eat only once day And for it cannot pay. Stolen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
From Mondays Daily.

visitor from Los Angeles op commer- mercisl matters.
 W, s. Wright wac among the pas. sengers to Tombstone yesterday from | Tucson on court matters.
 Jack Kidney. knight of the grip, is in the city today intervis sing our merchants.
 J.L. Stsllsrd and wife arrived in the county seat yesterday from Doug las, to attend the trial of their son, II. H. Stallard.
 Rev. J l., Needhsm retutned yes terday afternoon from Benson, where he preached in the forenoon.
 Miss Msble Lstts of Douglas and Miss Myrtle McGavick oi Bisbee, two charming and accomplished young adies, are Tombstone visitors for 8 fortnight. The former is the guest of Mise Gace Hicks, and the latter is the guest Of Mics Ethel Jones.
 Mrs. Katie Gerwein returned to her home at Benson yesterday after few days visIt in Tombstone with friends.
 o, F. Hicks is in the city from Portal on s several days business mission.
 Attorney s. F. Noon, accompanied by his wife and children, returned to Nogsles today.
 Miss Estells Turner who bss been visiting friends in Tombstone for a few days returned to her home st the Empire Ranch, in Pima county, this morning.
 Mrs. Bertha Walker is recent sr- rival in Tombstone from Des Moines. Iowa. Sue is visiting friends and relatives.
 Mrs. E T. Ijam'. accompanied by her son Clyde, has gone to Stafford on visit Of several days.
 Willie Howe, youngest son of As- sessor c. R. Howe, is confined to his bed from su attack of the measles.
 Cous.y Treasurer c. w. Hicks re. turned yesterday from trip to Bisbee and Douglas, where he has teen for the past two days on business mat ters.
 Edxard Hicks returned to Douglas this morning after ., s,ending Sunday with his pareDts.
 A marriage license was Issued today to George l. EpIer tc s@d Niss Hsllie C. Earle. both Q! Port !, Arizona.
 Attorney Lyman II. Hayes is 6 Tombstone visI'or for seyeral days from Willcox on business before the district conrt in the interest of his clients Mr. Hayes stated that the country surrounding Wilcox was rapidly heinz settled by newcomers from Oklahoma and Texs- and that Willcoy is at th:s time thriving lit- tie burg and business of all kinds is prosperibg. He further stated that E.l,ox .;n bo,a , Cn,x,h r; f,,I,y celebration. Wilcox is also yrepsr- ing for it's annual county fair, which ~ill he beld during the middle part oi octohsr, under the direction of the southern Arizona Agricultural Fair Association, recently organized with & capital stock of s25, 900. circular mile track is nearing completion, and when finished will excel the Phoeoi1 1 track
 Over sixty Tombstoni es attended the picnick ss Lewis Springs yester. day. They all report jolly time and 8 large crowd. The picnic was given by the Bi.bee Lodge of the Fraternsl Order oi Eagles. The excursion train which was TuD to the picnic grounds brough. crowd blower seven hundred people, including the"festhered tribe : The day was spent in various athletic ports. dancing on the pavilion, etc
 band from Bisbee dispersed music .G the delight of the picknickers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
To Deport Woman
 For Fourth Time

Octsvians Lonooui, though already deported three times from the United States, was tried the fourth time yes terdsy by the officer in charge st Im migration headquarters at Tucson anj will probably be deported again for being illegally in the United States.
 The last previous time that Oc.av- jana crossed the international line into Arizona she was conducted over by one Manuel Msnteon, who was sentenced last February in Tombstone to serve 6 year in the penitentiary for that odense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

writer Go . s5 0c R E Krebs to oliger ryps writer Co ........ os oo SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Wilcox Bank X Trust Go Jas A Busenbsrk Rosslle x Slaughter to AL bert Nelson ct ux Mrs Fannie Black 10 CIV Black. BILL OF SALE R II Buckelew ct ux and Apdie Lee Buclelew to w V McCsrty; cattle. ...... 1000 % ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Tennessee Arezona Mining X Milling Go; incorpsrst's Jones Vaughn, J C Ad. kins and Marisno Soto. of willco1 capital sl, 100000. Csnsnes Boston Mining Co. Incorporators, II $ Smith, F R Williams; and D D Williams; capital stock, S350.OO0.OOO
 LAND CLAIM William Donzo K,nesster; nv l, sec 34, twp Is : R a6E
 CERTIFIED COPY CT JUDGEMENT Lula B Rsth vs W O and Amanda Huson, Henry & Hanna Lsub; title to land in sec 20, twp l5 R PIE
 s5ERIFF's SALE E Jacklin vs Corseulo Vsliez; Tombstone prop. Sale, June 30
 DEEDS c K Edmundson, mayor X trustee, etc, to c A New man; Bisbee property
 REALTY MORTGAGE Lee Sugich ct TX to State Mutual Bldg Loan Assn; Bisbee property 1000 OO
 TRUST LIED Eliza E Bell to Title Gusry X Trust Co and Fidelity Savings & Loan Assn; Bis- bee property. ........ 1000 O0
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

Early Saturday morning Jsilor heisler at Prescott arrested "Short- Fingered Billy" who is charged with sssanltiBg George Kelcey with knife. Kelcey happened by while trouble wac brewin, and vas attscked by "Short. Fingered Bly," whose real name is Billy Jscope-
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
A Matter of
 Public Interest

4 matter of,grest importance to litigants in Cochise county will be found in the announcement of Clerk of the Court 4. H. Gardner, who to- day announced that after giving the matter study for sever,l weeks he has decided that the practice of charging U. s. lee. in the district court would no longer prevail. The '. s. iee- have been charged for something over . year past in the territorial cases snd was instituted by Mir. Gsrdner's pre- decessor, NIT. George Wilcox.
 When Mir Gardner came into office he continued the practice ss institu- ted by his predecessor and accepted the | : F-es for territorial business pending sn investigation of the ssme, and it now appears 70 Mir. Gardner that [. :. fees cannot be applied to territorial business, and from now on all entries will be made and charged ss per the ice bill ss pro9ided in the ter ritorial statutes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Judge 0oan
Is vindicated

A Washington dispatch says that charges recently filed by Geo. B Will COX sith the depsr,men, ot iustice against Fletcher NJ. Doan, associate of the supreme court of Arizona, have been fully investigaed and pronounced as malicious and without foundation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

Misses Bees and Frances Quarles, who have been visiting Mrs. Hanpe in Fucker cannyon, have returned to Douglas to say farewell to their many irieods prior to departing for Okla homs, where they will make 'beit fu- ture bone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Reports Have Not
 Been Verified q

A private letter to the Prescott Journal Miner Saturday stated that it was rumored in Washington that Governor Sloan had resigned condi- . tionally and that E $ Clark Of Pres- cott had been recommended ss his successor.
 With the object of ascertsing if there was any foundation for the re- port. the Journsl-Miuer wired 10 Delegate Cameron in regard to the matter and it received this reply: Have absolutely DO information oi oioan's resignation, and do not think there is any basis fur reports 70 that effect"
 The news of the wssbington report that was current in Prescott reached Phoenix, and the Republican wir, d Governor Sloan, who is at the national capital, for 6 statement. The gov ernor replied positively that he had not resigned
 One repor, reached here yesterday via Phoenix that Sloan was slated iol a berth on the Court of Commerce. that is created by the new railroad b.li that has passed both houses, anc is now before a confere nee committee
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

With keen knife iu his hand, Jas Milton msds 6 clean sweep Of the smoker on the Santa Fe passenger train, and when he concluded his bad man performance he had the place all to himself. Not passenger was left all ducking to quarters that did not display the'giesm of steel or the frenzs of the inebriatea der1on. Milton wss undergoing a fierce jag, at the time, and with the fighting brand he be-
 came s dangerous man. When the train reached Seligmsn he was taken into custody by Division Officer Ahlers