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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
GO 41,6OO MILES 10 CHURCH
New Jersey Couple Have Attended
Religious Services for Fifty
Years.

Branchville, N. J.-Surrounded by
seven of the guests who attended their
" 2dding half century ago and by
SO relatives and friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Israel j. McDanalds of Newton ave-
nue. celebrated the tiftieth anniversary
Of their marriage McDanalds is sew
enty-three years old and his wife six
ty-eight. They figure they have walked
not less than 4l600 miles to and from
their church twice in the week and
twice on Sunday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
EAGLE AND KITTEN IN MAIL
Seattle Parcel Post clerks are won
derins What They VIII Find
Next.

Seattle Wash.-The clerks In the
parcel post room of the Seattle post
office were sure they heard faint
meow. They listened anu heard y
again, faint and appealinglike. Iheh
they looked until out Of the mass sen.
from Tacoma a Slated box was found
to contain a beauty Of black Kitten
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31

Strange, there We're no officers. And
the host? The two rooms next to the
kitchen with the windows tell the tale.
A cup of coffee, a piece of black
bread. and then out into the young
and twenty wounded the battalion
leaves behind, but the enemy lost a
good many more besides the prisoners.
The artillery, too, has found it's way
back. Eleven iron crosses were the
reward for those who kept their wits
about them that night.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
German Brave In Adversely

Beloit-A Beloit man has received n
letter from a relative In Germany,
who after speaking hopefully OF CON
ditions, said: You are probably max.
ing collection OF postage stamps
Had you better not soak this one off
envelope?" He did so ana under the
stamp was written, I'VE are starving"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
They Command Indian Troops.

London.--In the Indian infantry
regiments the rank of subadar is
equivalent to that of captain and
jemadar to that OF lieutenant. Hav.
ildar is sergeant, naik corporal and
sepoy private. In cavalry regiments
troopers are known as sowars. the
sergeant becomes duffader and the
captain risaldar.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
Plan a Lee Highway Now.

A project which is being considered
in the South and which is receiving
considerable publicity is the Lee High
way, which 1t is proposed will run par
allel TO the Lincoln highway. although
south of the old Mason and Dixon line
bisecting the two Virginias.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
Provide For n Eamillea

Neenah --Twenty-seyen families In
need Of aid have been provided for by
city officials, representatives. Of the
various charity organizations In the
city and individuals. A list Of the
needy families Is kept on nle at the
city hall
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31

BeloIt. Lieut. j A. Armstrong, for
nine years battalion adjutant under
Mai BOSNIAN, in the First Wisconsin
has resigned. He served in
cuba and later in the Philippines. He
was four years "A lieutenant in the
National guard before ac-
cepting the staff position.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
Have First Community Tre.

Eau Claire,-Eau Claire's first com.
munity Christmas tree celebration was
great success, A crowd, estimated
at between 1000 and 5000, surged
around the Carnegie library where the
immense tree, beautifully Illuminated
by electrical lights, is located.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31

Merrill SiHty.eight acres Of pickles
have been contracted for 80 far by s.
NJ Dinpef q Son with local farmers.
This is the FIRST time a market has
been offered 10 Lincoln county far.
ypers
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
Train Kills Octoaenarian.

Roberts MISLEADING a fast through
train on the Omaha railroad which
passes through this place at high rate
OF speed for train which stops here
George ToursChner was struck by a
locomotive and instantly killed lie
was about so years old.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
Superior Has Christmas Tree.

Superior Superior's first commun-
ity Christmas tree was the center of
holiday revels Christmas night, when
with carols and other appropriate
Christmas music and games "A pro
gram was given around 1t on the lawn
Of Hotel Superior.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31

Chippewa Falls.--August Fuch, aged
30, OF KEENAN,, Wis, met a peculiar
accident while working near Phillips.
He was cutting a limb from tree
with an aX which slipped, striking him
In the nose, splitting It In two.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
rhleYes Loot cIo,hInn Store

Madison While clerks In the store
OF Kailen & Cohen, 754 West Washing
ton avenue, were busy with customers
In the back end Of the store, thieves
carried away 5000 worth OF clothing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
Hard Hit by Cattle Epizootic.

Askeuton.-- outbreak OF the foot
and mouth disease in this county is
having detrimental effect on farming
interests.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
hrM Eealh Officer Named

Wausau Mayor John Ringle has
appointed Dr. W T.. Zillsch city
health officer to succeed DR.. d. Sauer-
lering, resigned.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
Poultry Show In Echru,,

Wild Rose. Officers Of the VIVA
Rose Poultry association are worl,ine
hard IN preparation for the ANNA,
show to be held here In February
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
Funeral Party in Sjnule Van.

San F'rancisco.-A San Francisco
undertaken has built funeral automo-
ton to a coffin and ample space for
flowers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
SMALLPOX at Racine.

Racine Smallpox was discovered
In the family Of Policeman Henry De
Ryke, his wife and two children suffer.
Ing from the disease, and two other
children showing symptoms.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31
Pioneer Woman Dies.

Wausau.- Mrs. Herman Klinbell, CT
years old, pioneer resident Of Scho-
field, died from old age.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31

clerks are wondering what next that
is prohibited will be dispatched
through the mails.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-31

Daughters Of Doctor Van Dyke,
American minister to Holland, dressed
in Dutch clothes and wearing wooden
shoes. The picture was taken at the
Van Dyke home in Holland. Miss
Katrina is shown on the left and Miss
Paula on the right
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
Arizona Will Be
 BattIeship's Name

United states bat'leship Arizona" will yet be large grey smokestscked reality, with gun. pointed grimly for- ward and skeleton mast rssing the leaden skies.
 In the absence o! Assistant Secre- tary Of the Navy Franklin K koose. welt. his private secretary hss written the Phoenix board Of trade saying "Seoretary Daniels bss rot yet sad be would select "Arizops" as the name for the new bsttlesbip, in fsct he has not yet turned his mind to tina. anee- tion livery properly, as No. 39 is yet in the skeleton stsge) but he has promised to consider Senator Ashurs,'s request in this matter. Assi tsnt Secretary Roosevelt is now making an extensive inspection visit to the Pacific cosss navy yaros.
 "No. 39," the biggest thing yet conceived in the wsy of floating forts is now nearing ,be decking over stsge in the Brooklyo navy yard. hi. latest. hsndsomest and bigg. st o battlesbips will very probably bear tn, | name of the lstess, beat and mos, picturesque state, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
Holdup In Bis
 bee Yesterday

One of the most sensational holduI which has taken pl. ce in the Warren District for many years occurred at sn early hour sund.y morning when the Monarch esloon, in Johnson sd- dition. wss held up and about $6U, in cash, taken. Up until 6 late hour last night DO clue of the robbers had been found. Sheriff Harry Wheeler of Cochise county hes offered . reward for shs srres, ard convection of the .arty or parties responsible for the affair.
 The Monarch saloon is owned by Tom Foster and Donnie Roach, and is located at the north end of the John son addition. Roach was on duty q sn early hour yesterday morning There were three other men in the bsr st the time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
Sheriff Wheeler Sum-
 moned to Douglas

A Douglas dispatch ssys:-
 Sheriff Wheeler was summoned here tbis evening to confer with the Citizens Safety Committee. which has been organized more than 6 year. and with U. s. army officials. It is ssid that plans were considered for the pro- tection of of Douglas citizens in the event of emergencies arising from Mexican developments and that these plans conform with those favorably passed upon in FL Psso today by county and army oficisls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26

Why be back number when two or three applications of Perfect Gray Ha,r Ressorer will give your hair its youthful solor and . beautiful, glossy, fluffy sppesssocef It is . vegetable preparation, and uoliks osbers. is not injurious to the scalp. Sold in two sises, Sl % and 50 cents, postpaid
 Send cash or money order. Dept. B
 Wesssru agsucy, Realty BoildinR. Spokane, Washington. lm-Adv
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26

have a newspaper which is to b,
 called the "Gee String" The hnspi.
 tai seward named Coll is to bs th'
 manager IL will be an offset to tb,
 "Arzops Kicker" in influence. Mics Kittie Rsfferty who fell fron
 e ewing last Saturday di.locsting hel
 shoulder. is rapidly recovering, sl.
 though she has not the use of the in-
 iured member yet.
 A lot ol Lacrosse sticks are enroute I om Montreal Canada. to Tom mbstone
 Lacrosse will be introduced here shortly.
 Hotel talk is beirg indulged iu -TombstoDe needs . two.s:ory hotel
 Cora Van Tsssel and company will play The Little Sinne,. Hidden Hand, and My Uncle Jack. ct the Schieffelip.
 Fifty men were laid of at the Cop per Queen mines in Bisbee lest week.
 Six Indians were seen at the Sas Pedro custoD house yesterday.
 Another Arizona mine has been listed on the St Louis stock exchange The Western World oi Casa Grande.
 The children at ,bs schools on the fret of this mon'h cut up more than was given out, and it seems that suong-t other things they tied the clsppe, of the school bell filing the teachers desks with live pigeons. lim- burger cheese and other live dainties {.
 Not . single prisoner in the county jsil-never happened before in the history of the county. The last pris. oner, . thirty day msu. walked out lsst week.
 The Indian situation in southeast ern Arizona is getting serious and the most serious part Of it is that the mill. tary ofic rs refuse to zee it.
 The heavy iroets. it is feared, have killed all the fruit in the Huachucs mountains. Reports from there cay there wac e heavy snowfall yesterday
 A meteor of remarkable briiliancy and size fell from the heavens to the earth last nj, h. about l0:30. The light was 90 bright that for about ten seconds c newspaper could have been read without trouble. It appeared to fall between Tombstone and the Drs- goon mountains, and grew brighter ss it descended towards the earth. It resembled . ball of fire about the size of a water bucket and grew tlsrk ou the side of the earth ss it nesred it l, apparently struck the earth before burning itself out. It was far more brilliant than the one that fell 6 few mile. north of town in 1883 and .hich was found imbedded in the earth by some citizene who went to hunt for it
 Wm Lutley has returned from Gala. bssas where be hss been engaged in moving 6 five stamp mill to the St Patrick mine near Nogsies.
 W K Meade, whom we firmly be, lieve has made . good .U s MsIshsl, ssys the Prescott Courier, and an honest one. ezpecte to turn over the office next month and go to Tomb stone, to "make or break" sin mining.
 Twenty bodies of persons who per- ished on the Colorado desert have been found lately. This is but c small number of the missing.
 Tucson has . new Postmaster iu the name of Knox Corhett. He has been . long time getting there.
 General Miies is thought to be the successor to the vacancy created b. the death of c sneral Crook.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
From Tuesdays Daily
Ross Returns Home

1 Harry Ross. candidate for Treas urer, but at present Deputy County
 Assessor came in from the Sulphur
 Spring Valley in his faithful Ford
 and spent Sunday with hls family
 returning last evening to his field
 duties. He was accompanied in
 from Pearce by James Dalgleish.
 Back From Phoenix
 Prof J A Rockfellow returned last evening from Phoenix, where he had been on business for several days.
 Motored to Bisbee
 Deputy Court Clerk Ray B Krebs and family autoed to Bisbee yesterday via the valley road and returned over the Divide.
 Receives Invitation
 Judge James Duncan has received from the Anniversary Committee in Phoenix SD iovitstion to sitend the 50th Anniver-ary of the organization of the political domioion of Arizona and while the Judge hs, heen 35 yesrs assis'ing in the building up of the great Commonwealth oi Arizona he has had to send bis resrets to the committee.
 Back from Tucson
 Mrs H H Hitchins, and little daughter returned to Tombstone lsst evening from their home at Tucson and vii! remain here with Dr Hitch;ns for several weeks.
 In the Orient
 Ray Swain sn old Tom bstcue boy is enroute to the Orient and the lsst heard of him he ~as in Honolula and 10 sail fo, Japan very short- ly. Today is San Jacinto Day
 Today is San Jacinto day and it al- ways rains on San Jscinto day, that is l most always and at that it may rain 1 here before midnight. Attend Celebration
 Among those who went to McNeal today to attend the celebration of Texas Day at the valley town were noted: Supervisor Rock, Clerk of ths Court J E Jsme', and Assessor Ed Hughes. They went in MT Hughes Ford. Arranging for School Children
 Prof, Tilford is sr;anging to have the children Of both schools due homage to the flag of ourcountry in way that is mete and p oper on Friday, april 24th, the 50'h anniversary of the of Arizona to ter.i,orisl- ship. h the Superior Court
 In the Superior court in the state vs Roy Haigler the drawing of iurors is s,ill going on and up until we go to pres. there has been about fifteen ex- smined and passed. Motor to GIeeson
 Mrs Costello and son. Cecil, and party went to Gleeson this morning on business mstters. In From Fairbank
 Deputy Sheriff Robert Reed, of Fsirbsnk, arrived in the city this morning on business matters, return ing home in the afternoon. Wheeler in Douglas
 Sheriff Harry Wheeler is in Douglas today on matters connected with bis office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
From Wednesdays Daily
M0t0red to courtIand

| '"VsSs VI " SVos boNo
 Assessor Ed Hughes, A Went worth and Harry Macis vent to Courtlsnd
 aud back yesterday via Gleeson. in Mfr
 Hughes Ford.
 Mrs James Dsiglish came in from
 Pearce win her parent. yesterday for
 q short visit.
 In from Tucson
 Mrs Martin Costello. son Cecile.
 Mrs Andy Smith came in from Tuc- son and will remain for some time, as the guests of the Hotel Laxry.
 In from Bisbee | Chss. Wiles and wife and Mrs But. Ter came over yesterday from Bisbee va their Ford.
 On Business J fl M ltoo, the genial Chinese In- spector of Fairbank was a victor in the county seat today on business matters. returning home in the a!ter- noon.
 Visiting Mother
 Mrs Alfred Paul. O. Douglss, arrived in Tombstone this morning on 6 few days visit with her mother, Mrs G W Swain, who is confined to her bed with 8 bad case o' grippe.
 Sweeping Streets
 The city is having its .treets swept today by the most effective street sweeper in existence-the wind. Return to Douglas
 Charley Mccarthy of the Douglas Vulcani.ing company and Jack Vestry of the International returned home yesierday after stay over Sunday with friends. While coming in Sst~ urdsy night Vestry hit bank with his Henderson end suffered bent forks. It wss repaired while here however and he return trip made in safety.
 Important Call to Citizens
 An important call sppesrs in this issue calling our cit izsns to the City Hail tomorrow night. Matters of im- portsnce to the reople of the city will be under discussion. Jury Attends Show
 The jury panel attended the show last night in body and occupied @ box all by tbemselves-they were the cole occupants oi the gallery. Expect Large Attendance
 Reports from over the county indie cate that the attendance at the jury men's dance Friday night will be we'll stten led and here in town everybody is going. First they are all going to the picture shoy and then over 10 the Gage Hall. where raging, tangoing and the old fashioned waltz will be 'spieled" oy the Tom bstone City Band. No better evening could be spent than in this manner and it is indeed fitting to make merry on that night, the hftieth anniversary oi the birth of Arizona as c territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
noings In the
 Superior Court

The following isshe special '-.venirs returned into court this morning by sheriff Wheeler
 Frank Gibson Henry Appel E c chaffee Harry Carlton F D Eddins R E Mcknight W H Boots FL Esrwocd JV Preesey EC Portzline c D Clspp RC McGinnis J A Lsgomarsino RC Griggs W J Stewart ) P Rstciiff Barnes RR Ball H H Murray George s Csrty
 In the Superior court in the case of the State vs Roy Haigler the panel of g has been secured and ss soon e the twelve have been selected the ex- sEining of witnesses will begin. The following jury was selected to try the case. Jas Barrett RC Griggs
 W snoddey JALagopmarising E c Obaffee Al Slaughter F D Eddin Jv Pressey
 E C Corssline A W wier
 EJ Esrwood Fred Bray
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
From Mondays Daily.
Honor Arizona Oav

Honor Arizona Day
 At noen Friday of this we tn.
 school children in all the schools o
 Arizona will salute the flag of shsss great United Sts,es with three rousipe cheers in honor of the 5Oth anniver- cary of the formation of the grea, commonwealth of Arilons. Right ., this particular time Young America should give the three cheers very lustily and sdd e tiger for good mess- ure.
 Examining Jurors
 The drawing of the jury in the Haigler case is in progress as We go to press. and it is expected that the entire day tomorrow will be consumed in the examining of the jurors. Over From courtIand Dan, Mate and Will Brown of Courtland, accompanied by John Haas and John Mccormick came in Saturday night. took in the show and returned the same night. In From 0raeoons
 Wm Fiege and wife arrived late Saturday night, accompanied by their chauffeur, in Mir Fiege's big touring car and will spend couple of days in the city
 Renaud and Party In
 Charles Rensud the merchant prince of Pesrce wac in town short time yesterday. accompanied ty h,s wife, Mics Helen and Will Benedict. The party wac enroute from Tuc.on, where Mir and Mrs Renaud had been to visit their sons who are iu the Uni- versity at that place,
 At the Borderland
 The Bel.lsco and Robson Ben Hur Company arrived in the city today from Phoenix, and will show at the Borderland. commencing to. morrow night, will show two nights this week. They have trained animals galore as we'll as up to date vaudeville, Over From courtIana
 Alvin Brown and part. of young men motored in from Courtlsnd and spent several hours in the county seat vest rdsy.
 In From GIeeson
 Mir and Mrs Tom Lspnon o' Gleeson came in from the coming copper camp in their Ford lssr evening, returning after @ sbor, visit with friends, Motored to Douglas
 Court Reporter John V Walker and wife drove their Ford to Douglas and back yesterday, going via the Four Bar and returning over the Divide Visit Ramsey Canyon
 Mir F N Wolcott, Frank Willard and party in Mr Wolcott's Over land spent yesterday in Ramsey Canyon. Motor to Pearce
 Mir and Mrs J H McPherson and son. William and daughter, Miss Josephine motored to Pearce yes terday. spending the day with rel atives.
 Visit Pearce
 Treasurer Charles Hicks accom- panied by P B Warnekros, A H Gardner, Wm Hicks and J J Pearce
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
SWeepinQ Streets
Important Call to Citizens

An important call appears ID this issue calling our citizens to the City Hail tomorrow night. Matters of im- portsnce to the reople of the city will be under discussion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
Arranging for School Children

Prof, Tilford is sr'snging to have the children Of bot b chools due homage to the flag of our country in way that is mete and p oper on Friday April 24th, the 50'h anniversary of the admission of Arizona to territorisl- ship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
Back from Tucson

Mrs H H Hitcbins, and littl, daughter returned to Tombstone las evening from their home at Tucson and will remain here with Dr Hitch;ni for several weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26

The following isshe special ',vsnirs returned into court this morning by
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
Jury Attends Show

The jury panel attended the show last night in body and occupied boI all by tbenselves-they were the aole occupants oi the gallery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
Attend Celebration

Among those who went to McNeal today to attend the celebration ol Texas Day at the valley town were noted: Supervisor Rock, Clerk of ths Court E Jame', and Assessor Ed Hughes. They went in Mir Hughes Ford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26

Visit Pearce
 Treasurer Charles Hicks accom- panied by P B Warnekros, A H Gardner, Wm Hicks and J J Pearce went to Pearce and back yester-. day via the Ford.
 Things Are Rushing Something doing every hour in Tombstone; big murder trial going on, .peakiog in the City Park. vaudeville and picturea at the Borderlspd. hot OF me being pc ddled by the politicians, water flowing by gravity. and the wind sweeping the streess-you can't keep things still iu Tombstone aud this is ooly the forerunner of the booming times that ere in the neal future. Indications of Rain While she April ehowers are late in arriving this season, yet the stmos. pheric condition today gives evidencs thas they about to begin.
 Back From B;sebe Mrs James McHugh returned home this morning from Bisbe'
 where she has been the past weel visiting with her daughter, Mir Frank Coles.
 Oyer From 6Ieeson I MT and Mrs Rodger Saunder
 came in from Gleeson Saturda,
 night. spending Sunday with Mir
 Saunders mother. Mrs B Holland
 They returned home in the eve - ming.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
h the Superior Court

h the Superior Court
 In the Superior court in the stste vs Roy Haigler the drawing of iurors is s,ill going on and up until we go to pres. there has been about fifteen eS- smined and passed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
In the Orient

Ray Swain an old Tom bstcne boy is enroute to the Orient and the last heard of him he ~as in Honolula and expecting 10 sail for Japan very short- ly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
Today is San Iacinto Oay

Today is San Jacioto day and it al- ways rains on San Jscinto day, that is most always and at that it may rain here before midnight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26

Motor to Pearce
 Mir and Mrs J H McPherson ant son. William and daughter, Mis- Josephine motored to Pearce yes terday, spending the day with rel, atives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-26
VisitinQ Mother

Visiting Mother
 Mrs Alfred Paul, O. Douglss, arrived in Tombstone this morning on 6 fev days visit wi.h her mother, Mrs c W Swain. who is conf ed to her bed wi.f 8 bad case oi grippe.