Arizona republican., 1899-10-07

land Monroe streets. He had been en-
ployed by man named Michaeljohn
who maintains an establishment for
the relief of the public thirst. Lor-
EMO suddenly developed a wild. mad
ldening thirst; in fact seemed to think
he was called upon to represent the
entire public in this matter. He found
relief. but it left him in a deplorable
mental condition. He entered his EN-
ployer's private apartments and re-
fused to leave. He was thrown out a
time or two but he refused to stay
thrown out At length Constable
Balsz came along and just for a
change threw him in He will be
tried today at o'clock for disturbing
the peace.
| THE CARNIVAL. AT a meeting of
the carnival general committee yes
terday Dave Goldberg and F. W. Sher-
| idan were added to it, and at a subse-
quent meeting of the committee a
ways and means committee consist
! ing of the following gentleman was
appointed: S. ]. Nicholson, George
Q. Buxton. H. A. Diahl, Norman Will
son. Sam Korrick, Barry Goldwater, F.
T. Alkire. Joseph Thalheimer, J. c.
Adams and Ben Butler. This commit
tee met last night and it was resolved
tc call a mass meeting at the court
house next Monday night at which the
advantages of a carnival to Phoenix
will be fully set forth. Interesting
speakers will be on hand and a pleas
ing musical programme will be pre-
scented. The carnival will be held be-
ginning November 20 and continuing
to November %.
AN ESCAPED PATRIOT RECAP
TURED. w. c. Condoroy, the hero
of the Maine, who has been wandering
about for the last year enjoying the
ingratitude of republics, who drifted
into Phoenix as a side attraction to
the dog show, and who was arrested
tie other day fer begging On the
streets. yesterday played the leading
role in another episode that was not
of such widespread Importance as
some CT his previous experiences, but
which nevertheless worked half
dozen local officers up into lather
for an hour or two. 1t will be re-
membered that Condoroy was SEN
fenced to a term of service on the cnaln
gang Yesterday afternoon the gang
was at work on the bridge across the
town ditch on North Sixth avenue,
when Condoroy made his escape. Inc /
man in charge of the chain gang could
no. leave the other prisoners, so the i
fugitive had some little start A tele- !
ohone message to Justice tombstone !
informed him that a prisoner had es- !
,aDed and was last seen. in the neigh /
Oorhood of James Gibson's place on /
West Adams street near Eighth. The /
IL hoo nd a
he news to the sheriff's office then .
started after the prisoner himself, but
vas too late to assist in the recapture. ,
Mr. Warren had CHANGED along about
hat time in buggy. Mr.. Gibson
,rassed Mr. Warren into service, and
akine a shotgun along, got into the
buggy and followed the trail. They
anne I'D with their man On Madison
street, between Ninth and Tenth av-
,nues, and soon had him in custody
gain. Policeman Hale and Deputy
,heriffs Murray. Moore and Standard,
Who had formed a bicycle corps and
.one to the front Immediately follow
ng the news of the escape. soon re
urned and asked who the prisoner
vas. Jailor Boyd said no one had
cen there vet. The officers said they
card the man had been captured and
allied. Believing he was still at large
hey again took to the suburbs in mad
aste and met Mr.. Gibson, who was
oming in at his leisure. Relative TO
,ondoroy's career a new chapter was
evealed yesterday. Previous to his
rrest for vagrancy he had visited the
re department headquarters and there
to the horses and their
rivers the thrilling events that trans :
ired on the Brooklyn, Admiral
chley's battleship. during the engage !
tent off Santiago bay. 1t seems tnat !
ondoroy has had a part to play IN
early everything Of Importance dur .
lg the last two years.