Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-13

of ella county for almost Oyears,
died suddenly at the home of John Nc
Donald In Pine one day last week.
Deceased was apparently in his usual
health and died suddenly nf heart dis
ease after having eaten Il hearty meal.
Mr.. Parker is a native of New York,
aged IA years. He was Mexican
War veteran. and q man of much in
telligence.-Silyer Belt.
w. o. Kellner is in receipt Of Il let
ter from Harry Pollard a Rough Rider
who is we'll known in Globe. The let
ter is dated September 18th. Mt Sant1-
ago de Cuba. where Pollard was in the
general field hospital, slowly recover
/ ing from a long siege of fever. lie
was in Spanish hospital for a month
: and states that he and en- American
! comrade received the very best metii-
cal attention and care. Santiago. he
F, saws. is full of sick soldiers and many
coming in every day. Pollard wishes
to be remembered to his friends here
! and SAYS he hopes to return to the
| United States and to Globe sOon.-Sil-
yer Belt.
The Fourth annual meeting of the
| Arizona Agricultural association Will
be held in this city at the city hall
October Dist and 22nd. and promises TO
be a very profitable convention. There
will be an exhibit of agricultural ana
horticultural products in connection
Among the speakers who VIII aud 10
the interest of the occasion are Cover
nor Murphy, Director C. S. Parsons
and Professors Tourney. McClatch1e
and Forbes, of the Experimental Sta
tion. Director VIM. G. Burns, of the
Weather k'eau. G.. H. Clayson. Dr.
A. J. Chandler w D. Fulwiler, Emory
Kays. +. A Hough and Hon. J. w
? WoOlf.
, Territorial superintendent y. P
SheWman has issued circular to the
county superintendent and teachers
of the public schools setting forth the
objects of what will be called La
fayette Day" and which has already
: ben referred to in these columns. L
is proposed ON that day. October 10Th
to take up a collection among the
school children for the purpose o.
erecting a monument to Lafayette Il
{ he unveiled at the Paris exposition
and all who are interested and espe
, ciaIlv those connected with the schools
are invited TO assist in this worth.
cause.
i Today at noon a very quiet weddin:
5 took place at the residence of Mr.. ant
) Mrs. E. s. Gill on east Washington
street. the contracting parties beln;
/ Mr.. Charles Wartman and Miss Mau'
( McConkie Rev. Lewis Halsey. of tn
{ Baptist church, officiated After tn
l. wedding a luncheon was served. afte
y which the young couple proceeded t
take possession of the elegant hom
: in Rrill's addition. tasterully furnlshe
y by the groom. The groom has been /
It the employ of the street railway CON
= nany for some time past. and is
young man of considerable energy. II
was formerly a promising youn
ranchman in the Mohawk valley, bu
= his possessions We're wiped away by
- flood and he came to this city to begi
:. life anew He has succeeded in dom
- we'll for himself. The bride. Miss NJ
!; Conlzie. has resided in this city for tn
past two years and is an estimabl
Young lady of many accomplishment
e She formerly resided in Clinton. lows
$. hut since her residence here has mad
$. wide circle of admirfng friends. Th
# young couple are worthy of all tha
g. rood fortune brings them.