Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-10

twice. In this arrest ConstaUIe NC
clintoek gets $25 reward from the
Democratic central committee and $50
reward from the territory.
Mrs. Clara A. Evans has arranged
an up-to-date literary and musical pro-
gram for the Baptist tea next Friday
evening Do not fail to hear it.
cts all up with US now" he re-
marked as he raised the upbrella.
No she replied, you mean it is all
over between u.s. And if it was not
laughter that shook the ribs of the UNI
brella it must have been the wind
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Jno. NJ. Russell, a gifted organist
and pianist has accepted a position in
the Redewill music store. Mr. Russell
has recently arrived from the east and
Will call upon the people from time to
time in the interest of the Redewill
establishment.
The ladies of the Red Cross society
will give a ball ait O'Neil1 hall on Fri
day, November 18th. Fuerstein's or
chestra will furnish the music and
tickets will be 81 per couple. The So
ciety is doing all it can to make the oc-
casiOn one to be remembered by those
who attend and as is well known the
purpose of this organization are laud-
able and worry of support.
Arthur McDermott, who was arrest
ed for attempted Illegal voting was to-
day given his liberty by Justice Kin
caid. II was proved that there was
good ground for the arrest. through a
double and somewhat mixed registra-
ton but his intent to fraud was not
proved.
At Crowned King, Sunday night last.
Tarrivis Balenvcela was shot through
the left lung by PatriScilo Parramille
The latter, who made his escape, is a
Mexican who talks very little English.
He is ) feet 6 inches high. IS or 20
years old. light complexion, wears his
hat pulled down over his eyes and
turned UP behind. The man shot, also
o Mexican. is said to be an escaped
cOnvict.-Courier.
A social evening was pleasantly spent
at the residence of Mrs. Rafferty, last
night in honor of Miss Flora Coin
Who is visiting here from BiSbee. 4
large number of guests We're present
and social games and paStimes We're in
dulged in to late hour. Refresh
n,ents were served and a good time
bad Miss Cohn has manyfriends al
her old home and was warmly wei
comed.-Prospector
Mr.. /. L. Boggs. a member of E
troop. Rough Riders. who enlisted in
Phoenix. returned this morning, arriv-
ing On the train from A1aricopa. He
was all through the Cuban trouble and
while in the trenches before Santiago
was one of the three of B troop who
contracted the yellow fever. After re
covering from that he was taken to
Fort Wadsworth. where Captain Nc
clintocll now is and from there Wen,
to San Autanio. Troopers Sanders and
Fitzpatrick. the other two who had the
fever. were less fortunate and failing to
recover died The death of heroes.
Scottsdale was ablaze with bonfres
last night and the air resounded with
music and cheers celebrating the cleo
ton of Chaplain Scott. The young
people and children gave the Chaplain
genuine surprise on his return from
Phoenix in the evening. The Chaplain
had been so eager to elect Colonel Bro
die and was so disappointed over his
defeat that he had forgotten all about
himself His neighbors and friends
reminded him that they had not for
gotten him and appreciated the honor
that had come to him and their town.
This kindly expression of good viii
did the Chaplain whole lot of good.
One Of the cheapest and most fire.
quently repeated of publishers stories
isthat old fib about the great sums
which they pay to fortunate authors.
According to these fihs the writing of
novels land SUCH is 2 better business
Than plumbing or banking. Many n
famous but poor denizen of an attic
has wished that such were the case.
A most persistent paragraph told us.
for instance, of the princely remit
tances sent to Beatrice Harradcn by
her American publishers. Rut the
worm will turn. When this paragraph
came to the authors eye it made her so
indignant that she came out with a
statement declaring that she had re-
ceived just 800 for "Ships That Pass
in the Night. "-Ex.