Arizona republican., 1899-05-05

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 game in another house and won $50. Then he returned to his first love and added $180 mcre to his pile. Instead of sitting there and breaking the
 game while he had it on the run, he went to another game. Fortune is said to be fickle, but this child of hers was tc0 tickle for her. She declined to tag around after him any longer. When he got up the next time he did it cas- 1 fly, for he was no longer burdened with wealth. He went out on the street and there was raehing to distinguish him from any other hobo except the recollection of having recently been in possession of almost $400.
 APPROXIMATIONS. MT D. ETwin Wilson and Miss Susie Wilcox were happily united in marriage at the fu-
 ture home of the couple northwest of town last night, in the presence of a large number Of friends. Rev. J. NJ.
 Weems conducted the ceremony. The
 best men were MT. A. McAllister and
 MT. Water Wilson, brother of the
 groom, and the bridesmaids were Miss
 Maggie Alsap and Miss Maggie Will
 son, sister of the grCiom. The wedding
 march was rendered by Miss Jennie
 Welsh, and the ceremony was per
 fOrme1 out of doors, under an arch of
 eYergreens and roses twined The
 couple received many nice presents.
 The groom is Q prominent young farm
 CT and the bride is enc of the most ac-
 c0mplished and estimable young la
 dies of the city.
 THE SAVING OF 4 DOG. The dog
 poisoning fiend is at work again. His
 latest victim is an Alaskan dog. the
 property of A r. c. KirchoH The
 dog has been saved to this world. but
 at q horrible sacrifice. He will never
 wag his tail again. MT. Kirchoff is in
 full possession of that old fashioned,
 ul-defned, but possibly correct theory
 that 8 closer relation exists between a
 dogs tail and the rest Of him than ap- pears ct first blush. So when all other remedies had been exhausted in vain. he ordered the removal of the tail It
 was G5le. The dog is now out Of danger, but quite weak and dispirited.
 but MT. KirchOff's theory has been sp0ndingly. strengthened and is also better understood. Anybody who
 witnessed the saving of the dog can understand the process. The poison had got into the animals bB-Od for that's where poison always gets first Tn this case all the blood ran out Of the amputated tail and the poison ran out with il. Those who saw the SanguineOus output estimated that there was about two gallons of it. Looking at it and then at the dog they could net see where it nad all come from. The dog will be all right when he gets some new blood
 TO NEW YORK FOR RELIEF. =. Andy Walsh laf5 on Wednesday night fer New York. He was injured moro. than year ago by the elevator at the Hotel Adams. The injuries were in the spine. His condition Improved and it was thought he ouId practi- cally recover, but few months ago while lifting a weigkt, q segment of the spine was partially detached The bone split in two places like a fork and the projections protruded over the 1 segment. The spine had been bent and could be straighte1ed. ! but it was found impossible to slip | inc projections into place. MT Walsh will enter one Of the leading hospitals ] and there will be no expense attached ! to the treatment. His is one of the i peculiar cases that surgical science en- 1 counters and leading doctors are will i ling to experiment. Facilities her, are inadequate, as a complicated ar l of weights is necessary. ! X-rays will be employed in guiding the i operation. The misplaced bones must i he sawed. The operati )n may result i fatally, but the prospect of recovery said 10 be good. Since his last tr0u- ! ble with his spine he has been greatly . with insomnia, and upon awaking from a sleep now and then he is pOwerless to move. It requires 2 great deal of time for him to gain control Of his muscles.