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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
sOUTH[R. CuCRISE COUNTY
 FAIR AT M'Ntkl

DOUGLAS. Sept l5 The South ern Cochise County far will De the name of the annual fair to be held at McNcal this wear and October 2 has b.ap chosen as the day for the event The directors at meeting h'id last saturday nigh; came ro the c"n'lns'"n that hv waiting unrii November they would be doing the far and themselves an injustice Therefore inS'@ad oi holding 1t on Thanksgiving day. as previously. the October date was deter mined upon.
 A brass band has been engaged for the day rom fhis citv. while other at fractions are being hued mp as rapidly as possible There will be races of ali kinds OF track which will be built ! between now and the day of the fair and the event will be advertised throughout the county in an effort to bring out a good crowd
 There will be .ubstantial cash prizes offered for th. b-st exhibits of farm products. and il iS certain that there u;ll be warm competition for them The c.h,ht, 4ill be practically all drawn from the farms having pump irrigation. as these farmers alone have done well this year because of the drought. The fair will give practical ismons:r~ ton Of the valur of pump irrigation
 Word received from MoHeal Is to the effect that the drrct1rs of the anxious to impress apon the pc pie of Donsla Bisbee and other crties and t"Tns of tn southern part Of the county that the fair is as much for them as 't is '"I McNeal Exhibits are invited from al over southern CochiSe
 To assure good sport rhe McNea basketball team issues and open chal lensc to any team in tn. southern part of the county. p-eicsr;ng to take or the Douglas Y Nj ( A pr some O . the soldier teams
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
EVERYTHING IS PEACE
 FIJI ABOUT FLORENCE

Yesterday there wa- siSTy sent out of Phoenix to the eff e that ih geysra! towns of Arizona there was uneas,nee, because of fear that there would b an uprising of Mexicans. stating that officials were taking precautions 10 head of any danger. The story stated that il wassrepnTted that thrss hundred MeiAcans were intending 10 iasks .a attack on the state prison al Florence and release Mexican prisoners confined in that institution The following ftOm the Arizona Gazette shows that the siory. so far as danger at the pr.son is concerned was without foundation
 Absolutely false in every detail, said Warden R E. Sims of the state prison at Florence. when questioned relative 10 a story appeari ng iH Phoe- nix to the effect that fears were enter talned thai Florence IS to be attacked by band of armed Mexicans.
 The story stated that Mcxicans were forming between Mesa and Florence for ihs purpose of marching on the pr.son Joun. overpowcring the prison guards and hheraring the condcmuyd Mexicans under sentence ,f death and other Mexican prisoners, including ihus, arrested at the time of the recen, miners strike al Ray
 Sims was not the only Florence resi- dent surprised to learn that tbe towf %as to be attacked The county sher iiT's office al Florence was also taleI by surprise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
TOMBSTONE HAS
 AGAIN COME 10 LIFE

The follown .pl.uitd .'.ry on Tombstone arp,.nd rn ,hr Auloua Record that rv, daIy pu,ll,hcd at Globe and IS from h. pgnol Iu C.is- holm a wrH-knnNu Ar.1ona new >paprr man untrr Inc caption or Tomb tone pr--rf.t Cnr lh,f Ha. ,ame ln Lilc. anu occupying IfuIl page. ln cludlng viuws, oi tine Tombstone min- ing district. the story bggrus lu the palny days and concludes with the present coming back of the Old Camp Joe IS there when 1t come to putting in a good word for rumD- stone but read
 ierause ol is exalted niche iu Arizoaa's nIstns.. rom.stunr. ,lce 'aC proud metropolis oI ,;lr soutAwcsr is ever a source Of enthraAIas inter. est to readers of American literature bur the great old mining city IS now adiirg 10 its septlc-endary charm the haSic facts Gt present lndusrria. accou pliShnest is eNperimen, iu ;; with the complex ores occurring with in "roven irinera,ized zone of i've square miles. Under direction oi Dr E Gr"be. the Bunker Hui Mines Com. paay. an auxiliary of The Phelps Dodge syndicate. t5 ore.aling oa a
 "a,c thlt already employs 300 u.en and rh4 city I'd schieTnn fourdeG e n Apache-infcsled plain betwccr The Dra4oons and the Mules is azair displaying a semn'a"cc O. the ~entien' "ounTaLt. that third of d rentury ago was 'Ac mos; vivid plCtcl O
 color on the flaring horizon of tn, 2 west
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
SOM[ FEATURES OT
 THE FRISCO FAIR
THURSDAY
By Our S,aG Rcprr~cra. !

bN N'Nl -NhAi iNfill'.Ni.'''E '
 Yes. it's great exposition Br~ and biggest by long odds ,n,r ,h eruate,, of rhrm all rhr Cho4so fau un entering the arouud ,nc very Gr-r thln. that strikes ynu Is tlr- c.'"r scheme. which was all designed by the worlds Er,ateSt color artist. Iul-> Gucfin Owing to the writer's extreme modestv he will say hat Gu,rin. bring his cousin, that he has simply done what what he writer sNpcct.d q oi him. bu, visitors rave over his work. Gucrn was given carte blanche. and criuc> gay that this is the first far that ha> really had color scheme The minute you enter th2 grounds you are put in happy frame of mind hecau.4 of Guerins work Never do your eye tire of glare as in ali past fairs. becaus here is no glare From the bay his color scheme makes the entire grounds appear as il a large Persian rug va. covering that space
 Saturday night your correspondent took in the illumination of the grounds. Judgment Great" The Tower of Jewels Is the spectacular lighting effect and it's beyond description "a bcwil dcrirg jewelled monumeni ,uiguns all the euloTs pi the rainbow n bewildcr- Ins and cutrausing effect The same night the Jov Fore was visited IL l, filled with all kIuds of CD erlainu,cui. from Ih, a.nIimr ,u ,h. ud,cuIou, The crowds surge up and down the Zone. Du, yer, few Toosen mp to buy or go in There are hopever on the Zonv three very m -ritCrinus exhibitions whic h are out of the ordinary the santa Fe exhibit, winch Is a reproduction of the Grand Canyon Ji Arizona I, is eA- ceedingly well done. draws good bus ness ana Is a credit % the aau,a E, railroad and Arizona ss well.
 The reproduction af 'he Panama Cana! is meEilorious. and the Unior and southern PaciGc's production ot Yellowstone Park and "OId Faithful Inn is very clever and draws crowds Aside from these there is norhin. new on the Zone. and lots that is old
 Many attractions both here in Prise, $ on the Zone and m San Diego on tn, I>thmus have closed The ''tightwads l are here 10 certainty However, th, \ tighr~nds ~iIl loosen If the attraction | IS with merit. Next comes the expo [, sitiou buildings proper
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
[. z I'd Mission

'., and M.~ George (. McLane arc r.--. ed u.m this rvenin. from i't E..,l4ea vlere they wcn' or the sad .-f-- of attending the funeral of 1o- n Hand father of Mrs McLane. sf f.... wa.a ..ar '.da. Tn. body ...~ .!r,4 -,IL, -.Uc ol h., ",tr. ubo k ied at that place
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
TO Douglas

Mn. Lu,!ey and Harry Evans mo torrd 10 Douglas yesterday. rr'urul:- home 'his morning NIT Eyau- lci;f.. Benson this afternoon. where .c .u,- to repair ;he telephone line in that ~.s ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
TEST MILL COMPLETE

The test unit on -ists ot ju-tOn cuncentTatCT unit aGd a 30 ton cyanidt. unit The coacentratinc rC nsists of coarse crushing through T Blake crusher, intermediate crushing through a Dodge crushar, roll crush ing. treatment on the Wiifley sand ta'Ie: regrindiBg and treatment of shines ol Dsjstrr sinners and Cn vanners. The cyantding treatment consists Of thickening by Dor apparatus and agitation in Parral tanks. Altering of tailings by Oliver filter and precipitation by use oi zinc shavings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

Ily -fE4flS A'I .l.c Nervine and began Jo Improve n.ro.e aad finished tAe first bottle iuti! was entirely cured"
 MRS. JOSEPH SNYDER.
 %. Hudson St. -.L.n. Oh io. Many remedies arc recommended ior diseases of the nervous system that fail to produce results because. they do not reach the seat oi the trouble Dr. Mics Ncrviue has proven its value in such cases so many times that it is unnecessary to make claims for 1t Iou can prove its merits for yourself by getting a bottle of your druggist. who will return the pTice ii you receive TO benefit NILES MEDICAL CO. Eikhsrt. Ind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollar:

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY 6 CO. Toledo. O. We the undersigned. have known ?. J. Cheney for the last iJ years, and believe tim perfectly honorable in all business transs ctions ana financially able to cary ofIf any obligations made by his firm.
 Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and nu- cous surfaces of the system. Testinoniais sent free Price 75 cents per bottle Sold t,y all Druggists
 rshs Hslls FAaniiy Pills for constipation
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Captures BootIeggers

Constable ! D. Prcwitt. of Bowl. arrived in the county seat this morui- E having in custody two boptrrg2er, wI' were apprcheDdcd near Lori~hurg wi'N a qrautlry of whiskey in ;hcir poS.,,- ioa. They arr now iu the county jail aw wairIrg trial
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
9u chase MaxWeIls

" A baker and G ThIyrr has a, led tvo more muchiuo> |" th -t,aG. .ls growing numh.i ui Tombstone %. rizz-ws gons. "eaoh having purehasoC new MaNwe.,s from the DousIa. az. ucy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
CATTLE SHIPMENTS
 HEAVY THIS FALL

TUCSON, Sept. l5.-The round up on the range south of the city IS start ing day at the La Osa ranch. The round up will work north on both sides of the Bobo quivari range. from San Miguel. the Indian village, or the w"S'. and from La OSa, or 'he other side. as as far north as Robles' ranch.
 Fall shipments are expected to be heavy, and win start about October l AroS will be the first shipper. The California rang is said to be in only fair condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
DAYS OF APACHE

PeCause Oi its present importany, as d mining integer of the sou,hwe es. t may not ha amiss tO tell briefly Of ,hc founding and meteoric rise oi 20 hs.1no. T. nose far days when Nfcforin. Geronimo and their follow CTS made A.izo,a very nuc place for the pale face t0 Keep away rom. the adyaNce .uafi CT DIT civilization -ausi~,rd wholly Of patient. intrepid mon who cr,nt with the wariuess O.. the d.s"rr lred into remote canyons and hot plains in fhair rrah
 golden lcdScs that imagination pic turod always a-ead. Of this van .uard Ed ScLiefru was one of the --ootest hearted. or one of the luckt est
 He was gcin- soutlwa-d in 1878. with letschmaat of [. 5. troopers and scouts bound from Wicke1tur- 10 For; HIac.uca At Point oa rhe san Pedro river re lei, the party and ye3tufea acne into The very heart of the red-haHd~d hostiIe's fastncss in his search of treasure. Whether he mad been told of some indications there seen by a ventIresOme scout O. whether his DTospectcr's keen intu. tion alone led him the-e. no one knows Anyhow he found rich out
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
From Friday s Daily.
Philathaas 70 Re organize

Owrng ,o the fact that rhe uemb-r .r,n l,.r of tbs torn-- Phnsrhea Sun
 d. school .l. ha h,,n ml laced, ,hra m, bod med to u"'rlH aii 'i"-r r. mbcre >rll urra and interested 'n reorganization of same to meet a tine .r.-eaa'i.npi church t-ulght Faday'
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
rr m Phoenix

l- Howe ls expected home this uiua from. Phueniy where he went
 ar- A,sadrrion papers fromsGrv ,- %. Hunt ior ther>tradition of Lean .,- ,alfouado. the murderer o' officer Tr.L Is. argur.d by Sheriff Wheeler . y..l days ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

SIS small incnrrgible Mexican youths v,:r brought over from Bi,bee today h. .uur, Sheriff Rtd Cannon for h. before ,hc juyoniIc court. Trey ri. .r given a hearing tomorrow by Lockwood
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
From Douglas

D. ?. Hutchins, Douglas Overland ..-.u ut. was visitor in the city today on nu .n.ss matters. returning home m the c,, H.ug.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
To Farm School

Edgar ANtr!I was a0 ou'go:n- pa srs ger this morning for Dav:, C4if vi -rr le gus~ ,D rr~um. his -tuaie, ,. rh University farm school a rh.r place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
From Courtiand

Wm. Holn-s. president of 'hc Lcan. will. Mining company i, visitor iu Tomb stone today from Cpurtlaud.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
To Los Anqeles

Miss Em,ig ANtcll lei, this m"-rir- for Los An-aly~ where sine .Nprets % remain lo- the coming year. auria winch lime she wili take an advanced courSr in music
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Car o! Coal

] NJ. Montana today received @ rrr oi American block domestic y.al nHr. k hrin. stored iu tho coal y.rds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Yrm Ripper

To.ay g >rnd"wm '-~gins the Jewish Nv y..r ,i Yrr Kirpsr On the I..u,a calendar ,he da,s begin ar sun d.wr instead f midnight. as on the hlruc4n calendar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
k Nervous Woman Finds X al;ef From Suffering.

Women wha >uncr from extreme urr. .au-n,s-. often CT iu:- uu,h f. ring before finding any relief. ,-, Joseph Snyder. If IIaIu. D.. ..l ,uca Al experience. regarding s .I.E she says.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
To University

,y man AbylI was an outgoing pas
 .hi. morning for the University l.,.pu-. Tucson. "hsra hr ~.II :e- .... h.~ cuurs. 4t that veil known ed ....ruaI IT. tit1tiou-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
EtN Overland

tn-rt Reporter ] W Walker yes,er- .t. received ucw Overland Roadster irum he Douglas agency. havius trad ci .r his touring car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
frm Brbre

Ca,h.. N J Cunnin2ham Of ihe Bank or Ei,arc. accompanied hy his w,i.. wcr, visitors iu Ton. bs'on today having coIrn rvtr i6 hear he final ar euluent, iu the Cunningham Costello
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

"S!v moufts I WAS F lfast "!th uerNn-s pro ira tiru ] had .s..- ing spells. a old claurIy feeI!uG- could not =;4nd [ n e slightest noise. At times | would almost fly rp pieces. stomach V cry waak My hus- hand Insisted on
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Mineral Survey

SurFcyOr General lngllIS hlS a0pr0v- ed Mineral Survey No. al99 for the San Anrunin lode mining clai IT. owned hy John lreu. The ci aim Is located in the Warren district of Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
ReturE ed Home

Hon '. < Merrill returned home thi~ morning from Farh4nk where he wcIt UU DuS.u-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Fr n. Douglas

k. uly httnru"y ! r Ross returned 'tt from DougIaS. vi ere he ,.. ..u official bu-in.~,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Back from Huachuca

H.,r- returned vesr~rdav ir"r- H....., r.-I. A. ~s.t uu d .-r.. business visit
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
pPospEcTED AT NIGaT

Ii took him several dpy- to make his preliminary prospect, for he dared nor venture into the Apache's stamp, ing grounds by day A great monu. meat today marks the spot where he kept sleopless vigil well away from the present city Cf Tombstone. camp ing there with his bUrros by day and nrospocting the rich country ahead by dim moonlight
 When he had satisfied himself of the worth of his strike he began the long journey north ward to Globe H-ra he talked the find over with his Brother Albert and with Richard Girl then an assavcr here. They three went sopthward and began the work that resulted in few short months in the most spectacular rush" n moriern times. Zecendorf Q! Tucson stakcd the venturesOme trio to grub and mining supplies. and. according to the elusive chronicles of those days, said that Schiefflin would next he ordering Tombstone. The stry has it that the prospector grim " named his fad Tombstone as the result Of ZeckendOrf's quip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Returned Home

Frank Winters returned home today neS-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
NOW SEEMS PERMANENT

L-t the present. activity has ereIy indication or permaueucy.
 The Bunker Enl Mining Compaav. a subsidiary company of the Phelps Do4e" syndicate. began it's work of rehabilitation ant experimentation in 'ha Tombstone district about the middla rt suiy. 1914 Today it Is working ten mines and experiment. ing on substantial scale in the treatment Of the various ores ol tine many uroDartias il is holqln2. under th. managem -nt or Dr. E. Crete
 The Bunker Iin company is doia. it7 prnc.Dal mining southwest of the cit; of Tombstone. and the mineral .z q zone it vii; eventually explore n'Id nine cX- nds ir an easte-ly aud westerly direction about two nile. 7ortherly and scurher1y about two and o3ohalt miles. The holdings Of tlc company include the ground or the former Tombstone Consolidated Mines company. and several other claims purchased rom smaller com "ar ies and individuals.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

mass Of buua-ity that ev-r trgu wooden sidewalks in short, it was -naaisance or the El Doladn of the n-uas on the shores 9l san rranc.s co at 1'hu arscnauts Of lhe Goiden rao had deneCted southV yard arn
 dod an i7dutriA emnre in ro.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
SANDS IN THE RUSH"

When the news of the great rich ness of the strike reached the out side world thousands of the nations more ventIresome men went racing southv ard to found the city that for years not only was a mineral bon. anza. but also made possible the con conitant development of all the rich mineral and mining country that to- day makes Cociise county Arizona's richest shire.
 Although three hundred miles from the nearest railroad point-Yuma- the community at the edge of the Mule mountains grew until within a few months it contained more than ten thousand senticnt, h1stiing Grin EOS. II had daily newspapers, such as the Prospector. Epitaph, The Mug get. Arizona Kicker: it contained theaters, dance halls gambling palaces. gunfghters by the score; its streets in the early eichties were tIronged with the most cosmopolitan
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
FORTUNES FLUCTUATED

CT course il slumpyd n nmv For ,ta.s it Aas aluost deserted. BisDee r. anne one ot inc worlds greatest
 .sr amps ana the Oll timers ls- l.,anus ireLEed over tn, r5u= lu ...atr in rre Irosle lerit. Of ,ne lis- uI>t George Warren founded aur u JAe caIN niaeu,s .ue roubston '. Consolidated Mines compau> secur. e! ,'uur aIour ninety percent Ct ,he old districts mines, in-JaH,a oar tt ta" largest pu.,.n 4 Er-
 orla and gave ,Te cTly 0. TombstoE- * new lease of life
 l. did noI, eni.r,. - .| D .rr s0i~rdid mining camp d"inilcs iafn an un.rh5r Village ut a lev ngu- .r.l population, kepr on rhe map oa. "causc t rom. ned Cochisc's CO.,. " seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
PREPARE FOR FUTURE WORK

The c0mpany's present operations gre principally conhaed tc claims i'm Dcdiately adjacent to the city of 1ombstono and few contiguous tc -Fose such as the Lucky Cuss Ore son. Prowntcr. ~-r
 Hiu. Much Of this work is limited to making sac" old wrrl .., p.. ng out those filed hy Iess"es during -ev -al years preceding the Bunker h;ll comnans' s operations
 The company i- now engaged in making .ests in the way oI rr-utmen' If it's various ores. The character Q. the ores is gt.s aJ: ? .. j,.. freatm,nt Of these ores may necessi- tate application of several processes. such as ~t a. Tt ,,ure .tratiou, com 5ineI concentration and syan.dat:on f ta.lin@s from the couceu-ratin !, ab,es. and experiments will also b, nade with lhe fiotation pro, IS for certain saiDhide ores. Some of the ores that will hr treated tthe DriH. cinal ores occurring in 'hr Bunker Hin miHes) are OEidiZed lead ores carrying lead carbonate and wulten itc. Oyid zef lead-zinc ores. carrTin2 lead rart0nates. zinc carbOnat"S. and 'inc silicate; Nan@anese ores carry ing manganese oxides and low value n lead carbonate: Sulphide ores carrying aalera, zinc hende and -une-ifsgous iron pyrite. The p:incipa valHe of all these ores lies m gO'' and silver which they all carry thj silver occurring principally in the form of horn silver; the gold mO~tl, as native gold. and subordinaJely a' telluride.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

-.s--, From Fridays Daily. Philatheas 70 Re.organile Dwrnz ,o the fact that the memb-r .r,n l,.t rf the Iorn-~ Phhsrhea Sun d. -,no"l .l. ha h,rn mr laced, ,hra m,,hod med ro u"ifl, ali 'h"-r a.. ubrre -rlI here and interested ,n reorganization of same to meet ar tine C.r- al,l.nlI church t-ulght Fld9y, Fraa B,sDre
 Ca,h.,r N J Cunoin-ham of the Bank O. Hi,a.r. accompanied by his wif ucr, visitor, in Ton bs,or. today having corr nv,r i6 hear the final ar euluent. i'll the Cunningham Costello s..e.
 r. m Phoenix
 l. Howe s expected home this uiua from. Phoeniy where he went
 nr. .nuadulon papers fromsGcv- .- Q. Hunt ior thev>rradition of Lean ..,.. ,ralf,r.gr rh. murderer oE officer Tr. Ks. ar,ur.d hy Sheriff Wheeler e,.l days ago.
 Yrm Ripper
 To.a, p ~und"wn '-~ains the Jewish Nv E.@r Yum Kirpsr On the . r.I.a calendar The days begin al sun d,yr instead f midnight. as on the Al rncln calendar. InG1r'igibles
 .i> smal. incnrrgiblc Mexican youths v,sr 5rou ht over from Bi,bee today r. .uur Sh,rH Rsd Cannon for hs before ,hc juvenile court. T ey nu. .r gwen a hearing tomorrow by Lockwood
 r. n Douglas
 k. u,y Attorney !. r Ross r~turncd 'a, from Douglas. vi ere he ,.; .. .Hcral bu-in.>, [, Sgd Mission
 , aud M.- George C McLanr are r.--- ed b.m. this rvenin, from Ft T ,r.,a vlera they wen, OF rhe sad :-.-- of attending the funeral of Join Hand. father of Mr~ McLane, rf ... .#u.a ...ar r.aa. In. body ~-- .u,a -,IL, -..c o! h., ~,tr, ~ho k ,ed at hat place To University
 ,.. man Ahyll was m outgoing pas,
 .hi. morning for the University A.,rou4. Tucson. "h,r- nr waIl :e- .... h.~ course 4t that mcll known ed. ..HaauaI in tit-tjou.
 neN Overland
 Iarrt Reporter ] W Walker ye~:cr, .t. .crivci new Overland Roadster rom he Douglas agency. havins trad ed .r his touring car.
 From Douglas
 D. E. Hu,chins, Douglas Overland $ ..-. ut. was visitor in the city today or . bu :n-s, matters. returning home m ,hs r..n.u4.
 k Nervous Woman Finds Relief From Suffering. Women who ,uccr from extreme ncr.au-n, o.tcu endure uu.h
 & ring before auting any relief. ,-> Jo~rrU Snyder. If Eifin. D.. l.I ,uc.. All experience. regarding . &.I.h she says.
 'S5v mour.ss [
 WAS F.Ifast s,!th I ,@ ucryn..s pro ~sa-- n -s1fA tirr ! had -.....-
 N NN ing spells a old
 'E g:A cIamHly feeIuG- -s@< { could not -;.snd ES the slightest
 s% noise. At times
 ~ .' NI would almost 1" =-z> fly To pieces: z. .S2 Ass;.P.. 'S s.! stomach very |. .t-- v e.sal+. N weak. My hus- '''-.ZA hand Insisted
 my taking Dr. '. lille Nerviur and bean to improve
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

manager 81 the vifsiniA Medical Semi
Monthly, who ityss at 1881 Wee;
Grace stra4t. was Coming down the
avenue IN hik automobile and found
Mr., slaughter cfumpled up On the
gcound He Immediately vent to the
injured mans Assistance, and carried
him TO his home whefe he was
treated Dr.. Edwards said that Mr..
Slaughter was. NOT seriously injured
He thought Mr.. Slaughter would be
able to be out. again BY today.
The holdupt on the Monument Ave-
nue. and the Boulevard have become a
public menace The department is
straining every effort to locate the
man
Friends OF Mr.. s Slaughter could not
understand why. his assailant did not
rob him, The general opinion was,
however. that the hishNaynlan Was
frightened by passing automobile
and ran when he Saw the headlights.
Mr., Slaughter revived in time to. see
the man make lhis getaway. the as
sailant running east.