Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-17
STABBING AFFAIR.
pr. G. E. GoOdfelIow Cuts Frank Y; White-The Patient Resting Easy!
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White-The Patient Resting Easy.
 Tombstone Epitaph,
 A stabbing affray occurred about 3 :3C o'clock yesterday afternoon on Allen street, between Dr. G. E. Good fellow and Frank V. White, both well known in this city, in which White was stabbed an inch and half to the left of the spinal column, Oh line between the eleventh and twelfth dor sal vertebr@, the wound ranging out ward and upward. The wounded man was conveyed to the office of the Daily Epitaph and examined by Dr. Willis, who pronounced the wound a serious one but not necessarily fatal After the wound was dressed the pa- tient was taken to the hospital, where he was resting easy up to 4 o'clock this morning. Goodfellow was taken before Justice Easton and placed un- der $1 ,O00 bonds to await the result of Whites injuries. The bonds were promptly furnished by A. Cohn, P. l.. Seamans, John Shaughnessy and J. B. Miano. The weapon used resembled an Italian poignard, the blade being double-edged and about four inches in length.
 The statement of the wounded man is to the effect that he was going up Allen street about half past 2 o'clock and passed Dr. Goodfellow in front of Peto's drug store and as he passed him the doctor wheeled around and looked at him very deliberately. White asked him if he wanted to see him, when the doctor kicked him and drew a weapon from his pocket far enough to expose the handle. White attempt ed to strike him with his fist, but was not sure that he hit him. Expressman Curby then came up and grabbed White and pulled him away. White then struck Curby, upon which Curby secured an iron bar and White ran across the street into saloon. He soon came out and picked up rock and threw at Curby but missed him. A minute after Goodfellow crossed the street to where White was standing and started after him again. White ran to the middle of the street, picked up rock and threw it at the doctor, but did not know if he hit him or not.
 By this time Constable Ben James caught White and he then discovered
 that he was wounded.
 Dr. Goodfellow's statement is sub
 stantially as follows: For two months
 past White has been following and an
 moving him and on numerous occa
 sions has brushed against him in 8
 manner calculated to be insulting
 Fearing that White had pistol, and
 not wishing to have trouble the doctor
 had avoided him, experimenting in
 jury. Yesterday afternoon the doc
 tor was standing in front of Peto'!
 drug store, talking to friend, wher White came along and brushed against him hard enough to push hin
 backwards, when the doctor asked hin what he wanted and gave a back handed slap, when White struck a and kicked him. The doctor says h, has not clear recollection of wha followed until he was under arres with the bloody weapon in his hand Those who witnessed the affray ar
 divided as to who was the aggressol ; One side of the story is that as Whit ! was passing the doctor on the corne he stopped and said something, upol , which the doctor called him nam and attempted to draw a weapon, bu ! was prevented by man catching am holding his arm. The other is tha after making remark to the docto , White picked up rock and threw ! and forced the fight.
 Whatever the issue may be an who was in the wrong, it is an affai much to be regretted by the friend of both parties. That there was some : thing existing between them previou , to yesterday there can be no doub but as we are unable at present to al ! certain all the facts we refrain fror | giving any.
 The wounded man has been in tn 2 employ of the Daily Epitaph abou !, three months as paper carrier and ha | resided in this city for several year ! He has relatives in Portland, Oregon