Arizona republican., 1898-07-27

Born, a son, JO lIo fIeN. duu MI Norman Howard Bartlett, Winslow, July g.
 Suit for divorce on the ground Of desertion was begun in district court yesterday by Anna Burgers against Lewis Burgers.
 4 car of honey cans arrived today consigned to Hoadley, Turnbull & Co.,, being the fourth car received this season, which is equivalent to about twenty carloads of honey.
 The funeral of Moritz Rosenberger took place yesterday afternoon from the undertaking rooms of W. A. Davis. it was conducted according to the request of his relatives in New York, under the Jewish rite.
 This is Ed Ruppert's birthday, but whether the fifth CT the fiftieth mo- body, not even his wife. knows. He was born during the war, the war Of 1872, the Mexican war, the war of the rebellion or the war with Spain. Yesterday was a pretty warm day, an occasion to be proud G: The ther- mometer reached 105 in the sheriG's office, two degrees higher than it had ever been before. Most people, how
 
 quite so warm as either Monday or Sunday.
 Thomas Kelly, employed at the Pal ace, was prostrated by heat yesterday afternoon. He was overcome at Louie's barber shop. When he be- came unconscious he was put into a bath tug and ice was piled about him. He soon began to recover and last night, though weak, was out of dan ger.
 An order of distribution was made in probate court yesterday of the estate Of John Pratt, the druggist, who was murdered at Gila Bend last summer. The estate consists of the drug store, and the principal heir is the murdered mans brother-inlaw, U. s. Sherman. An order was also made for the sale of part of the realty Of the estate of : Dr. A. M Futile.
 Territorial Treasurer Johnstone yesterday received a telegram from Columbus, O., stating that the capitol building bonds had been forwarded to 1 Phoenix. They will probably arrive here on Saturday. AS soon atler as 1 possible the treasurer will leave for i Columbus after the money. The cap l itol site commission is sti-1 engaged in an examination of the various plans and estimates, but as has been already announced none will be adopted by the commission as it is now constituted 1 Jasper DObbS lately went to Fort Whipple to see the Phoenl;, volunteers and took them box filled with sup plies. Yesterday he received the following oticiai acknowledgement: "Whipple Barracks, July 26. To Jasper Dobbs, Phoenix, Ariz. Dear Sir-The boys of Phoenix company wish to ex- tend to you their deep appreciation of the interest you have taken in them for their comfort and amusement, and add if you come up on the 9th will i give you all the good pork and beans you can demolish. Yours respectfully, D. J. Rice, acung first sergeant. Deputy Sheriff Pete Bosha came down from Congress on Monday tight
 after Hoffman, the fughiTe robber who had been arrested the morning
 before. The deputy sheriff described
 the escape of Hoffman after his first
 arrest He was handcuffed to one of
 the other robbers. He slipped his
 hand out of the iron. The action
 u
 by the deputy sheriff. Hoffman went
 and kept going notwithstanding the officer tried to stop him with a bullet The deputy sheriff took no chances
 with him this time He handcuffed him securely and so tightly that there was no possibility of their surrepti- tious removal. Hoffman has record as a jail breaker, or rather as a dis 1f years ago he was being led by Q dep
 uty sheriff from a jail at Los Angeles
 to the court room. He threw hand ful of pepper into the officers eyes and
 bade him goodbye.
 Said MT. B. A. F'ickas yesterday,
 talking of married life and domestic
 affairs: T suppose every man, soon
 after he gets married, buys an assort-
 ment of family doctor books. l did;
 not that I intended to avoid patroniz-
 ing physicians or rely on my medical
 library in case of illness in my fam
 fly. You know when one hires an-
 other to work for him he wants to
 know whether the job is being done
 right. 1 merely wanted to inform my
 self so that I could keep cases on the
 family doctor just as I would on clerk
 or bookkeeper. I studied those books
 until I had gotten symptoms of every
 disease described by them down pat
 After that I could imagine every day
 that one of those symptoms was man. ifest in myself. I had first one thing
 and then another until I was sick and
 sending after a doctor all ,ne time
 At length I discovered that had over.
 loaded my system with medical infor-
 nation. I destroyed my medical li-
 brary and set about trying to forget
 a part of what I had learned. I reck-
 lessly threw away, just wasted more i, medical knowledge than some doctors