The Arizona sentinel., 1899-12-23


 C. A. D"liman, of tue h-m DaII- man ( Luci. ol Tu son, dieI al ]
 o'clock yesterday morning from scarlet
 fever. Mr. DaIluan was we'll known
 in Yuma County, for several years be-
 ing cohnected with the Harqua Hala
 mine. He went to Tucson about a
 month ago and opened store in
 company with Dan Lucid. Mr. Dall-
 man was 3 years old, and leaves a
 wife and two children to mourn his
 joss.
 Our old friend Josiah E. Whitney, who is now a resident of Los Angt r. , writes as follows in renewing his subs cription: Enclosed is money order for $2, for which please renew my sub s'ription which expired Aug A, of tEe present year. I have been pleased to salute you at Post Relief every Mon day morning, and though am not like 'Horatius', yet went to Hold the bridge with you, on that day at least"
 A Spanish Christmas play, "The who watched their fccks by night on the first Christmas" will he given at the new Catholic church Christmas eve, beginning at 8 o'clock sharp. A Spanish supper will be given at the same place commencing lt 3 o'clock on the same evening The entertainment is under the aus pices of the Ladies' Auxiliary League, and the proceeds will be applied to- wards lessening the debt on the new church.
 A couple of handsome young ladies were round with subscription list oliCiting funds to be applied towards he erection Of hall at Somertun in n which literaries and socials can be ltld. The young ladies showed their gnorance of newspaper men hy call ng on the Sentinel otiice, and We like I;her poor. weak men succumbed to he wiles of woman and made a t}Ona- i ;n, even if we did have to leave our aundry in soak.
 Sheriff Beeler of Apache county ,as in town she first of the week. 'lr. Beeler brought 10 the peniten- iary to serve a life sentence Eugenio | iala. Mala killed Il young girl by he name of Wahl at Springerville ast summer. He was sentenced to @ hanged for the crime on December , but upon a petition from promi- ent citizens of Apache county Gov rnOr Murphy commuted his sentence O life imprisonment.
 Mir. Chas Tyson, who with the sur ewing party reported lost on the iuli some time a go, arrived in town esteriay. Mir. Tyson brought the Oat up as far as the Colony and from here walked into town. He reports re arrival of the Mexican gunhoats l the gulf that came 10 search for the ,st party, and their cannon awokp the cad along the coast. Mir. Tyson also ports some thrilling experiences nd trying hardships.
 Hon. F. NJ. Darlington received ''ter this week from his son, Al ,wl ich COWS that the predictions of their
 ends that Lieutenant Dorrinlt' n ( 0uld make d splend d soldi, are not l founded. It Is dated Oct. 23d, and ates that shortly after leaving San ranclsco on the transport he was 'lerltd to take charge of the fire and ,
 nitary safety of the boat for he re- , ment on the voyage. When the ( tier was written he was seventy three ilrs north east of Manila with full ( of 100 picked men of the [ .Ii'ty-iourth regulars, with instruc- q onS to conduct the campaign as he fought best, This shows that his |: IperiOrs must have the most implicit 1 ith in his ability and udgnent, m l IS dollars to doughnuts shat if Lieut. { lant Darlington gets half d chance will add stripes 10 his uniform and a ory ,d advancement to the cause } -Alliance Times. 1