Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-03

court. When, Stowe was arrested he
not only did not deny the charge, but
partially admitted the truth of it.
Three or four long tell-tale finger
marks across his cheeks suggested that
there had been a desperate struggle.
CAME TOO LATE. A man named
Thomas. who came here but a few
days ago from Butte. Mont, ac-
companied by his wife and Two chill
dren, hoping to find relief from pulmo-
nary trouble, died yesterday afternoon
at their residence, No. 615 South Sec
ond avenue. A man by the name of
| Butler also a health seeker, died Sun
| day afternoon at a ranch seven miles
in the country.
PHOTOGRAPHERS RETURN. F.
A Hartwell and C. NJ lander re-
turned last night from a somewhat ex-
tended trip through the northern part
of the territory Mr. Hartwell's mis-
sion was to take a series of views along
the line of the S. F. P. e P. and Santa
+ Fe Pacific railroads for the use of
those companies. Mr.. lander accom-
panied him as a special correspondent
of The Republican. They report
most enjoyable and satisfactory trip
and have a nice collection of negatives,
showing views of nearly every inter
esting point between here and Will
liams.
FUNERAL OF ANDREW NEALAN.
The funeral services of Andrew Nea-
Ian, who died Sunday about noon, will
be held this afternoon under the aus
pieces of the Knights of Pythias lodge
of this city. the deceased being an
honored member of that order
WEDDING ANNOUNCED. - Cards
have been received in this city an
nouncing the wedding of Miss Matte
McAdory to Eugene Leroy Hughey
Their nuptials will be celebrated Oc-
tober 10 at Bessemer, Ala. The bride
to be spent last winter in Phoenix as
the guest of Mrs. B. F. Porter, and has
many friends here who will wish her
future life of happiness.
ALMOST A WHOEVER. Mr.. H
L. latham has been expecting his wife
to return from the east for some time.
On Sunday he received instead let
ter from Columbus. Neb., where she is
visiting her mother, saying that he
had como near being a widower. One
day she and the elder Mrs. Latham.
who was going to accompany he'
home went out driving. Their horse
became frightened and dashed against
the curbstone Mr. Latham's mother
was thrown upon the sidewalk and lay
unconscious for Two days. At tho
time of writing, the danger was be
lieved to be past Mrs. Latham was
thrown across the dashboard and was /!
painfully, but not seriously injured. ]
A small child fell into the bottom OF
the carriage and escaped unhurt.
AN OUTLET FOR MORENCI. = /.
Articles of incorporation of the Mo- i
renci {. Southern railway were filed !
in the office of the territorial secretary ,
Yesterday. The incorporators are !
James Douglas, William E. Dodge, d. !
James Cleveland, H. Dodge, /
Athur Curtiss James, James Mclean, /
Joseph Van Week, Charles E. Mills and /
Louis D. Ricketts,, all of New York, ex- /
eept Van Week, who is a resident OF !
Montclair, N J. The incorporators /
are members of Phelps, Dodge & Co., /
he owners of the Copper Queen mine 1
at Bisbe,e and of the Detroit at No /
renci. This road will connect with |
the Lordsburg and Clifton read at
Guthrie, twenty miles distant from
Morenci. Heretofore the only outlet
'or the immense products of M-rencI
nave been over the famous baby gauge
cad down Chase creek to Clifton. and
hat line could be reached only by a
ong and steep incline. The capita
stock is $3.50, 600 shares 800 each.