Arizona republican., 1901-12-06
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STREET RAILWAY EMBARRASSING street railway company is engaged in repairing the roadbed on East Wash ington street. placing new ties. etc.
 BITTEN BY AN INsECT-Mr w F. Stechan. manager of the Doris theater. is confined to his house by an unusual incident, which is resulting quite seriously. He was bitten on the lip by some insect, presumably a spider. His face began to swell soon after, and it was in such a condition yesterday that the lance had to be ap- piled. It was feared last evening that blood poisoning had occurred. and con siderable uneasiness exists as to the result.
 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.-The Woodnen of the World held their reg
 ular meeting at their camp rooms last night and the initiatory work was gone through with. The protection degree was also exemplefied to the entire sat isfactiol of the candidates. Their an nual election of officers was held, re- sulting in the election of F. O. Rich mond, c. C.; O. D. Fulton, A. L.; w. C. Davenport, clerk: Clint Lauver. banker; Frank Cavallerei, watchman; A. E. BelIer, sentry; w. Bates. man ager; L. D. Dameron, physician; w. A. Beller, pianist.
 MRS. KINCAID'S HOUSE ROBBED Mrs. Kincaid'S residence at 7S1 East Van Buren street, has been robbed, pre- sumably in daylight of a considerable amount of linens. bedding and other things. Mrs. Kincaid is in Denver and the house has been in the care Of Mrs. w. F. McNulty, a relative, during iIe- absence. She has been visiting the house occasionally to see if every thing was in order, but was not there between Tuesday and yesterday, when the discovery was made. A man by the name of Wright occupies a room there, but he has key to no room but his own, and has no knowledge of the robbery. He is away from the house in the daytime, which leads to the be- lief that the robbery was done in day light, and wagon tracks suggest that a vehicle was backed up and loaded in house-moving fashion.
 THE TOWN KEPT GROWING-Mr. Homer Williams of San Francisco, proprietor of a variety of medicines. arrived in the city yesterday. to place more of his goods in the stores of local druggists. where they are already well known Among them are Dr. War ren's Yerba Buena Bitters and the xxx Liniment. of which everybody has heard. MT. Williams has been in Phoenix before, but that was before the railroads. and when he had to come in by stage. It was then a small village. MT. Williams did not intend to do any newspaper advertising this time. He brought d lot of literature. pamphlets, circulars, posters, etc, to distribute through the village, but he did not have enough to carry him along one street of the present Phoenix. He found it necessary to resort to the newspapers.
 AN EXTENSIVE LUXURY.-There was told in The Republican yesterday morning the story of woman, and not absolute one either, who was ar rested last Saturday on the street for drunkenness. She was put into jail and was later released on a cash bond of S10. It was not dreamed that any thing more would ever be heard of the case outside of the family circle for the husband is a hard working me chanic. as the wife is a hard working woman. and quite respectable, except for her weakness for strong drink at intervals, that may almost be said to be stated. But he determined to fight the case, and it was taken into Jus tice Burnett's court, where the defen- dant was convicted. Sentence was passed upon ner yesterday, Sne was fined s2O. The extra s1O was not inn posed because the woman's offense had been made to appear at the trial any more heinious than it seemed when she was arrested, but because a jury had been demanded, and juries cost money. This is a fact which should be borne in mind by all who go into court
 A HUNTING TALE.-F'ifty-three ducks. three geese. 150 quail and fifty doves. That Is the story given out