Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24

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amounts was not lear4&d.
The grand jury today indicted A. A
Long for embezzleTne1bt and after con
sidering the charge against A. J. Por-
terie dismissed 1t and exonerated the
bond of the accused
Brooke Gregory has returned from
Yuma and will henceforth make his
home in Phoenix where he will have
charge of his fathers interests. His
wife and children arrived last evening
from the east, where they have been
spending the summer
Nine more students registered at tue
Normal last Monday: Edward G. Gen
Ming George w. Genning. and Grace
Genning. of Yarnell: Mary r. Taylor.
Inez Fisher, Grin Lewis St:aGdage.
Crantz Cartledge. Nellie Brad and
Robert O'Barr Duncan, the latter six
all former students.
The United NIoderns of Tempe Will
give a grand ball on the evening of
Wednesday. November 23rd. They
extend an especial Invitation to the
members of the order in Phoenix. do
ing so through the press as the Phoe-
nix society will hold no regular meet
ing before the date of the ball
Mrs. Andre CARDINAL. aged %. died
last night of typhoid pneumonia at her
room in the reservation east of 18th
street. The. remains were turned over
TO Undertaken \. J. Bradley. under
whose direction they Will be Inferred
tomorrow. She belonged to that I'M
fortunate class who lack for friendship
in the hour of necessity and it is said
that she did not have the care and at
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roundingS. and no one took the initia
tive toward having her removed.
The pupils of the Sacred Heart AGA
denny held their monthly rehearsal on
Friday afternoon at 3 p. m. in the
school room. The exercises We're of a
literary musical and rhetorical nature
and were very interesting and anus
ing. particularly the songs and recita-
rions of the small boys and girls.
| Many of the children's parents We're
in attendance and were very much
pleased at the progress made by the
children The Sisters extend cordial
Invitations to all who may wish TO AT
tend these monthly exercises. The
next rehearsal will take place Friday.
December 10th.
This evening November 19th.th Sal
Vation Army under the leadership Of
Captain Gregg. will hold the opening
services of the Red Crusade" Which
is to continue from the present date.
be a season of special work by the
be a scacon of special work by the
army and the ministers of the city
who will assist them. There will be
special songs. special leaders and spec
ial addresses. All are invited 10 the
services in the Center street opera
house Saint and sinner are alike re-
quested to be present.
Mr.. y A. De Connick died last Light
at the county hospital. The remains
were taken charge of by Undertaken
w. y. Davis and will be buried either
this afternoon or tomorrow. probably
in the cemetery of the confederate as.
sociaIion. as he was an old soldier in
the lost cause. Mr.. DeCormick was a
very pleasant and Socfable man 70
meet and his numerous friends liz the
city. He has been i'll for soT&Jtime.
Though reduced in circumstances he
IS among tho many who have seen bet
ter days only to lose their.grass on
prosperity win their decy r;irs
He was man of cultloDning vsT7as
tion and many VIII mss Ills frniiIia'
face.
Word has been received from Pinal
ounty to the effect that Charlie Whit
low. who some time ago ran a RUSTY
rail into his foot is suffering severed.
from blood poisoning and it is feared ii
will result fatally.
The Woman's Relief corps is again
raking steps for the entertainment OF
the GAR. and the volunteers of the
late war. They will give a supper for
their entertainment on Thanksgiving
eve. This valuable auxiliary TO the
CAR organization is growing in popu
larify-
The Red Cross ball tonight is the
next social event to transnire in the
city and from present indications there
Will be a big attendance. The bail
will be held in Elk's hall and will be
preceded by reception for the rough
Riders" Everything is in readiness
for the comfort of all who will attend
and the Fuerstein orchestra will fur
nish the music for the occasion
The Star Spangled Banner was sung
in the Gaelic language by the Ameri-
can Gaelic League at their first public
meeting in New York on November
2nd. The song WAS translated by Rev
Father OGrowney. the celebrated
Gaelic scholar who is now stopping at
the Sisters Hospital for the recupera-
ton of his health. The translation
was published in the Irish World moi
long since in connection with a full
account of the work of the society.
Deputy Sheriff NJ. p Fisher. of Sac
ramento. Cal, arrived in the city yes
ferday with requisition for James z
Burke. alias E. Stanley. who is in jail
here on a charge of burglary al Pan
tnao few weeks ago, and who was
captured by Sheriff Lea sherwood
Deputy Fisher says Burke is bad
man: he has done time in two pris-
ons in California and was waiting sen
tence for a third term when he escap
ed. The authorities here are inclined
to give him up.-Star.
Goldberg Bros. had q narrow escape
from fire last night In their big store
In fact the escape was not complete |
as they had little fire, but managed |
to carry it into the alley in the rear
before any great damage had occur |
red. A member of the police force |
discovered by the electric lights left |
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