Arizona republican., 1899-10-26
Arizona Day by Day


The marriage of Miss A. G. Apperly,
the nurse of the United Globe hospital,
to Ben Fellows, the steward, took
place the I'd instant in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs Fellows will return to
Globe October u and resume their re-
spective positions at the hospital
Silver Belt.
The following will be of interest to
the many friends of the contracting
parties: Mr.. Gleason Nugent and Miss
Nora Sullivan of Tucson were married
in Ell Paso by Judge Harter on Satur-
day. The groom is a son of Hon. NJ.
]. Nugent, a prominent citizen OF
Yuma.-Star.
A letter received by the editor of the
Kingman Miner from F. T. Aspinwan,
dated at Mazatlan, Mexico, October 9,
announces his arrival at that place and
reports himself and Matthie in SPLEEN
did health. They have had a fine time
on shipboard. Mr.. Aspinwall sends
regards to all his friends in I<ingman-
c. C. Rasmussen, who was killed
Saturday, was estimated to be worth
in real estate about twelve thousand
dollars, upon which there is an incum-
berance of about $500. He was ar
ranging for the purchase of the Arm
strong property located on the north
end of Church street and was having
the papers made out when he was
killed.-Tucson Star
On Saturday last Sam GreenwaId,
the Rough Rider, was notified by tele-
graph of the death of his father. aged
IS years, at Arcata, Cal, at II p. m,
October 10, 1899 He had been sick
since last August, and his death was
not unexpected. but the death OF a be-
loved father, under any and all cir
cumstances, is a sad blow to his chill
dren.-Prescott Courier.
Charles Starr left last Saturday for
a visit to his wife at Mesa. At Bowie
he expected to meet his sister and
niece from Akron, Ohio, who will
spend some time in Mesa with Mrs.
Starr. An introduction between
Charlie and his sister was doubtless
necessary, as they had not seen each
other for twenty-six years.-SiIver
Belt
r. ]. williams, clerk of the board of
supervisors, is in receipt of a letter
from H. H Hitchcock, cashier of the
Metropolitan National bank of Chi
cago, informing him that Messrs.
Trowbridge, Macdonald & Niver Co.
having exhibited, cancelled ella coun-
tvs draft on them for $4,000, in pay
ment for the Globe school bonds, the
bank had delivered the bonds to them.
Silver Belt.
On last Saturday night a drunken
Mexican blacksmith made an attempt
to force an entrance to the private resi-
dence of Mrs. L. Reashau at Fort
Thomas, but met with such q hot re-
ception from a pistol in the hands OF
Mrs. Reashau that he made a hasty
retreat with bullet hole in his Shout
der The judge was absent attending
court at Solomonville or the bullet hole
might have been in a more vital por-
ton.
Mrs. Ed linus, beloved wife of Su-
pervisor linus, was stricken with pa
ralysis early Sunday morning at her
home at WilIofs, and expired before
medical aid reached her, says the
Kingman Miner. Deceased was a ge-
NAL, sunny tempered woman, an in
dulgent mother and thrifty housewife
More than half her life was spent in
Mohave county, where she reared a
family of eight children. Her funeral
took place in blackberry Tuesday. The
bereaved husband and children have
the heartfelt sympathy of the whole
community.
The jury in the case of viii Wheeler,
charged with an assault with a deadly
weapon upon Isaac Bennett in the
Buffet last July after several hours
deliberation brought in a verdict of
guilty and recommended the prisoner
to the mercy of the court, says the Star
Last evening the court sentenced
Wheeler to two years in the territorial
prison. Wheeler expected sixty days
Both parties are colored, the defendant
being chef and Bennett waiter, at the
time of the difficulty, later resum!Dg