Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Looking Backward
 Twenty-Four Years

tWenty'f0ur Tears
 6trs ssberries from the Metcalf ranch io the Huachucss were reo-ived yes- terday by Wolcots and cold readily si 50 cents . box.
 The IuteFpstional Pe&ce Congress is to ei at St Petersburg. Russia, this summer, and the idea is enough to make . horse emile. The Russian Governmeat srres,s sithout warrant. detaius without trial, convic's without evidence. and then fioes, tOr.ures ard s'srves is- prisoners ct its own sweet ~ill Delegases who 90 .there from Christian countries must feel rather streaked.
 Up to che year l4O0, all of the women of England and France who rode horseback rode man fashion. Then the old baidbesds got in the habit of sitting on the fence to see them go by. and the women so: ma; about it and changed the fashion. BORN-In Tombstone, May 5. to the wife of W A Hsrwood, . son.
 Gerge Oaks has returned from the Orc Negro mine wbeis he has been for several weeks.
 Yesterday was the wsrmest day of the seasou-SS in the shade.
 Tom Ingrham, who has been chlor- iding the Mamie dump, realized about s65 ton out of bic last shipment.
 Herber Gage. Joe McPhersop, A Banning and Charles McHenry have secured . lease on the Mamie mine and work commenced t day.
 Delegate Smith has introduced bill in the house granting to allen R English and other projectors, the right of way of the constrution of . water ditch through the quartermsster de- partment oia reservation in Yuma county.
 Thomas Forget, who ~as bound oyer by Justice Esston lat month to appear before the grand jury on . charge of steal ng ore from the T NJ & M Go. ecaled the wall Of the jail yard last night and has not been heard of since. Officers were af,a- ann ten minutes after be had gcae. His trail could not be distinguished in the darkness but it was found early this morning ct daylight. but up to five o'clock this afternoon nothing had be. Q heard of him. Sheriff Slaughter ostursiiy ieeis chserined over the affair e will be seen in another col umu be offers two hundred dollars re- ward for the return of the prisoner. Tnis is the frst man who has escaped under slsuRbter's four ye.rs' sdmin- jssration and the daring act on the part of Forget, stsnaps him as no ten- de.ioot. Forget was seen on Fremont street about midnight and it is cer. tain he had outs;de help in making bis escape.
 A new paper, to be called the Ari .ooa Republican, will shortly make ] its appearance. It will be run by . stock company and . scale of msgni- tude equal 70 . metropolitan daily It will be in charge of two experieoced ] men. one from Washington and one from Los Angeles. AL entire new out6t has been purchased in San Frsncieco, costing in the neighbor- hood of $20 900 and the new paper will burst forth in sll it's glory at Phoenix.
 The game played yesterday in Tue- son between the Tombstone and Tue son baseball clubs resulted in . one. sided contest in which Tombstone trimmed the Tncsonites to the tune of 7l to7.
 | ACHALLENGE
 We, the hoys of the TombstoD, ! Public Schools. hereby challenge tb' St David baseball club to . friendl! gsge of ball on Saturday, Msy 10th 1890. FRANK GRAF, captain schoo nine.
 Cherries have put in sn appearance
 Frank Earle came in from Tur quoise yesterdsy.
 The Tombstone ball club csu no'
 lay claim to being the "cbsmpions (
 the territory"
 Il Max Marks vent down to Msgsa
 lena on business trip today.
 Martin Costello received . fresh e I of beer today-nins dsys from {
 Louis.
 The railrosds of the country ere bt