Arizona republican., 1899-04-10
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| FOR THE PHILIPPINES. -IaIinei
Hill and Wliiam Mozier formerly OF
The McCord regiment expect 10 Iclvc
for Los Angeles today il order to enlist
for the Philippines.
AN ARIZONA WRESTLER. kid
Smith, known as the Jerome Kid is
in Phoenix. The Kid has dcwned
Burt Starr. w. A. Woodford and Frank
Wright. the Bisbee terror. in wrestling
matches. and stands fer pugilists AT
40 pounds. He is open for all engage
ments.
PHOFNIN BEEF FOR TEXAS. a
carload Of beef cattle sold by J l..
CANT 10 the J. H. Nation Meat com
pany OF l1l Paso, Tex. went out over
the NJ. & ,P last night. This incident
rather heads OFF the statement made by
buyers for the California markets
that it is immaterial to them whether
they buy Salt River valley cattle or
not, since they can get all they want
in Texas
ALMOST A FIRE-A narrow es-
cape from fire occurred yesterday at
the front porch Of the Mahon build
ing On the east end of the porch
there has been a cube-shaped sign for
furnished rooms. At night it has
been customary to enclose a lighted
lamp " ,hin the sign. The lamp was
left burning half the day yesterday TN
tai finally an explosion occurred. The
sign and contents were quickly thrown
over the banisters into the street and
he danger was removed. The cause
of the explosion was not learned.
CRITICAL CONDITION. Albert
Bauer, who came here from Philadel-
phia about three weeks ago, was taken
very sick with typhoid fever immedi-
ately following his arrival, and mas
been confined to his bed ever since.
The disease was probably in his sys-
tenn when he came His condition is
very serious. He has been delirious
for fourteen days without any notice
able sign of Improvement. Last night
he had q hemO1rhage of the bowels
and it is believed his demise is now but
question Of hours. He came here
with the intention Of spending a few
months on a ranch
SLOAN'S HEROIC WORK.-The
many friends Of lh0mas Sloan of the
Santa Re Pacific were. congratulaung
him yesterday. 1t was fair to bo..eve
that he was Being congratulated as
result of his recent marriage, but such
was me- the case. He distinguished
himself at the Fourth avenue fire Sat
urday. Is mentioned in The RapUbli-
can Buckets and clippers were en-
pIOyed in extingUshing the flames.
sGr. Sloan was in the thicke5t q the
fight and threw tin cups-full OF water
on roof getting his supply from a
MIGRANTS $50 yards distant
TWIN WELLS. will begin
this morning at the city water works
on a new well. The well viii be
sunk parallel to the old one and ID
greater depth. The new well viii be
walled with stone in the same manner
as the present one. The old wen VIII
not be abandoned. The intention in
sinking the present shaft is not par
to increase the supply, but to
have Il as a reserve. The old wei viii
later be sunk to a level Of the new one
and a croSs-cut tunnsled near the
base so that free Communication be
tween them may be had. No increase
will be made to the pumping power.
THIS q SUMMER RESORT.-John
S. Cooper Of Chicago, a regular winter
visitor TO the valley, has made his stay
somewhat more extended this year
than usual. He has felt a touch OF
summer climate here with pleasant
IN the last few days he
COQ4Q Ad1 III lCa4lLG LIictt LAlC -LGI HULL
eter registered as many degrees as
and he has conducted
thorough experiment. Yesterday the
experiment reacksd its climax. He had |
a thermometer placed in the sun on
the balcony Of the Ford hotel and hap
pened around 8 time to Witness the /
therm ometer explode 1t evidently had /
not been built for this climate as it /
would only register 121 degrees. MIR. !
CoOper's surprise lay in the fact that /
he had not suffered from the heat !
For a moment he was almost lead to
believe IL really was warm but he did !
not try another experiment. Mr. |
Cooper leaves for his home tomorrow |
and he feels that he is leaving for the |
tropics.
ALL But SCALFED. -Isidro On
fguerO is in the woman's quarter of !
the county jail his head picturesquely !
bound up to conceal many gashes and /
c0ntusions. He is not there under re-
str8int, but as patient and q witness
against Rita Hart accused Of a, muir
derOus assault Ii happened about 8 !
o'clock yesterday morning. Onfguero |
was at her house opposite the Smith !
mills. He doesn't knew what ne was |
doing, but it must have been some !
thing that angeTed the pr0Drietress. |
for when the officers found him he was |
covered with blood from a dozen |
wounds and was in q fair way TO e
celVe more. Nine. Hart was standing |
over MN with a silver tray Whacking |
away with feminine ferOcity, lending |
emphasis to the truism Of the late John |
]. Ingalls,, that beside Indians only
women scalp the dead. Onfguero was
as gcod as dead, for he was motionless
and his clOven scalp disclosed the |
bone His assailant was released on |
hsr own recognizance to appear TO-DAY
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