Arizona republican., 1901-07-01

BURNED Isf GASOl1 " lt.-ADt now
l2isbe.- has a gasoline story Of careless
ness and pain. Two young ladies were
engaged in filing patent fiatiron with
gasoline, when an explosion 70 lowed.
and both were badly, though not dan
gsrously burned.
LEAGUE RECEPTION.-The Ep-
worth League of the M. T.. church.
south. will be given a reception on
Tuesday night at the residence of Mr..
avenue. Refreshments will be served
during the course of the evening.
BACK FROM SCHOOL-Misses vi
Wan and Sallie. daughters Of Mrs.
Chauncey Ainsworth, returned yester-
day morning from Shorb, Cal. where
they have been attending school for III
last ten months. They stopped over
in Yuma to wish Mr.. Ainsworth. who
is now employer at the penitentiary as
a guard The young ladies are enjoy
ing the best of health ana are as rosy
az though they had been in Arizona
all the time.
DIR. RICE IMPROVED.-Dr. Rice.
pastor of the Christian church, was
taken dangerously i'll early yesterday
morning, ana for a time serious conse-
quences We're f, AIRED. But in the after
noon he rallied, and continued to inn
prove as the day wore on. and was
resting easy by evening, ami his snyp-
toms gave promise Of a speedy r5cov-
cry. In consequ nee of his Illness no
services were held in the church last
night, The EndeaVorers occupied the
II o'clock hour.
A SUNDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
afternoon a man by the name of Frank
Bird accumulated a little more than
was real comfortable to carry of the
goods sold in the Hoffman. The por-
ter Ed Miller. coiored man, was
request a by the barkee per to assist
him in finding the door. Bird did not
take kindly to the movements Of Miller
and they were in the act of mixing up.
when Deputy Constable McClintock
happ ned along and both were put un-
der arrest. Both. however, We're r.
leased on bail before night.
FOUND DEAD.-The badly decom-
posed remains of a man were found In
a SulIu ittdl JtApliiN a iNh bdSo a6''
He was betwe. 30 and 40 years of age
nearly 6 feet tall. sandy complexion
and had about a months growth OF
bard on his face; wore a canvas coat
and vest, with blue lining; blue over
alls and hob nail shoes In his pockets
We're found a silver watch. a small
purse. containing three five dollar gold
pieces and $1.05 in silver; knife, lead
pencil and some matches In his coat
pocket was found a Los Angeles Times
Of April 20. 1901. From the date of the
paper and the condition of the body
the man must have been dead nearly
two months.
GORED BY A BULL.-The Florence
Tribune says: on Thursday last Mi
guel FREDERICK, IA year old nephew OF
Ambrosio Arvizu, was badly hooked by
a mad bull at Kenilworth. He. in com
pany with three other boys. was driving
n bunch of cattle belonging to Shields
& Price. The boy got off his horse foI
some purpose, when the bull made for
him, knocked him down and gored hin
severely on the leg and shoulder The
other boys rushed in to protect him anC
1t waa only after 4 horse ridden by
Juan Avenente Jr was hooked by tn,
bull that the life Of FREDERICK was
saved
MIR. CRITTENTON IN GEORGIA
y series of most successful meetings
have been held in several different cit.
les of Georgia by Evangelist Charlie.
nix. As an evidence Of interest ant
edrnestness on the part cf the people
the business houses closed an hour ans
a half each day In order that ;ha en-
ployes might attend the services, an,
as result many were brought into III,
fold. CT a. interest has been aroused
in the noble work Of rescung mothers
perishing daughters. of watch he il
the founder. After a RESI- Of a few
days. Mr.. Crittenton expects to star
on tour around America enroute t.
the Pacific coast. visiting on the way
! tn: different ReScue Homes sclttere
| throughout the country.
SOMETHING NEW IN WEDDINGi
! Yesterday morning announcement
was made Of tins, impending marriag
| Of Mr. Renner and Miss Smith, wbic
was to be solemnized by DR.. Rice, o
| the Christian church. The bride AM
| groom arrived at the pastors resi1enc
on schedule time, just after noon, an
| found the pastor sick in bed and un
! able To even sit up. But love laugh
at locksmiths "--and sick preachers
! The lovers could not be disappointed
so they We're Id into the sick cham
her and standing by the bedside c
the venerable minister OF the gospe
who could scarcely speak above
whisper, the knot was securely tiec
and the happy pair went forth as NJ
and Mrs Renner. 1t is net uncommo
for either the bride or the groom
BE- sick. even unto death, but the pre-!
ent case is one of rare occurrence, an