Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-03


similarly afflfeed. Their little one
year-old daughter. Frances Elizabeth
died last night at - o'clock with con
vulsions at the family residence, No
| 522 East Monroe street. The funerai
service will be held >tomorrow after
| noon at 4 o'clock from the residence.
| the Presbyterian minister officiating
The remains viii be temporarily inter
| red under the direction of Undertaken
| 4. ]. Bradley and next spring viii be
removed to their former home in Min
| nesota. The sympathy of the com
nIunity is extended to the stricken
| family in their loss
| From M onday's Daily:
| The store-room Of Buxton & Co. al
ways did look neat and attractive, but
| it is receiving new decoration in the
way of a handsome pattern of paper
| When completed it will be one of the
most attra ctive places in the city.
John Hanlon and Geo. O'Brien be
| came enthused through too great IA
miliarity with the winecup and in the
| course of their wanderings crossed
| the trail of Constable Frank McClin
| took, with the result that that worthy
| brought them before Justice tombstone
| where 1t was alleged that they Were
not only Incorporate but inclined to q
| disturbance of the peace. After thor
| ough inquiry into the case it was de
| cided that five days each in jail would
make better men of them.
| Saturday evening Miss Mary Smith
| entertained a number of her friends
| at her home on East Adams The
| evening was spent in various games Of
the Halloween order and dancing. af
| ter which refreshments were served
| Those invited were: Misses Eve
| Femberton. Grace Andrews. Ada Lee
| Orme Alice and Flora Grier. Lille
| Drew Bennett and the Messrs. Gregg.
| Purdy. Gillette. Thomas. Rosenberg.
| Creighton and Mr.. Will Pemberton.
The harvest home service at the
! First Methodist church yesterday was
we'll attended and the service was a
most successful one both in the matter
| of a season of worship and tfle dona-
tions that were received for the use of
the Mercy and Help department of the
Epworth League In their charatible
work. Aside from an excellent ser
mon by the pastor. Miss Maud Wilson
and Edna Luesley delivered Rotations
and Miss Amy Utley sang a solo.
]. P. McWilliams returned last night
from his visit in the east, during
which he paid his respects TO Denver.
the Omaha exposition, Chicago. Gin
ciDnati and spent considerable time in
visiting relatives and friends in diff
ferent parts of Ohio. He saws the
country over which he Travelled was
prosperous. crops were good and ON the
ranges and in the meadows there was
ora IN o1I
it not for the snow. He reports the ex-
position Il grand success, and well
worth the visit.
Hummel Bros. & Co. of Los Angeles.
California, will shortly open an en-
ployment office in Phoenix which will.
he branch of their well-knOwn office
IN Los Angeles, where hundreds find
employment every week. The office
here Will be under the management of
Mr.. Joseph White, who thoroughly I'M
derStandS the business and who viii
let the public know later through the
local advertising columns. the many
opportunities offered to the unem-
piOyed.
Lieutenant d. c. Williams, quarter
master of the It'll California. and who
a few years ago was wel1-knoEvn 10
EboeniX society as Dan Williams. re-
turned on Friday to pay d visit to his
many friends here. He is the guest
of d. H. Rurtis Mr.. Williams says he
notes a remarkable change in the city
ill the last five years. The 18th Call
fOrnia. which has served the country
in garrison duty has run its course
now that peace is declared but Mr.
Williams will in all probability retain
his rank in the regular service. He
70 no a Of tho
California. He viii remain in PHOENIX
about ten days.
w. w. Wall left last night for Casa
Grande to be present today at the pre-
lininary examination of his son.
Frank, who is charged with numbering |
Juan Lee and Maria Flores, at Nam |
moth. a couple of months ago. The |
evidence on which Wall was arrested |
is not as yet public property. and the |
arrest comes as a great surprise both |
TO his father and the many friends of |
the family. The young man has al |
ways been law-abiding and it will re |
qulre conclusive evidence to lay the |
guilt at his door.
The residence of R. Il. Collins on
East Washington street, nearly oppo-
site the car barns, was burned to the
X. L
was a frame structure. worth about
$1,000 and insured for $780, with an
Insurance of S400 on the furniture
Mr.. Collins mother and his two child
ren were alone in the house at the
time. Mr.. Collins being down town
The fire was caused by the explosion |
of lamp. The family has been singu-
larly afflicted by fire. as only a few
months ago the eldest daughter of Mr..
Collins was burned TO death by her
Clothes becoming ignited
Mrs. Hannah PROOFS this morning
showed unmistakeable signs of a tenn
permanent so erratic in its nature that
the only place she could be kept with
safety to herself and family
was in the asylum for the in
sane She imagined that her
daughter was trying TO poison her and
when RI. Hughes. her attending nhv-
stefan, called this morning her condi-
ton was such that he preferred a
charge of insanity against her in the ]
Probate court The case was heard
mis- afternoon and she was committed. 5
Henry George returned this morning |
from Kentucky bringing with him n
l carload of high-bred roadsrers and t
addle-horses which will be offered for {
ale here. While in Lexington he met :
Col. McCord and several of the PhOe- I
Xix boys though he did not get out to
ha hrsr erf.1-