Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08

the summer, and early in the fall Miss
Edna will enter Mills seminary for
three years course,
A LAWN Standardization was
made in The Republican yesterday
morning of lawn fete to be given by
the ladies of the Episcopal church at
the Indian school grounds next Tues
day tomorrow night the proceeds to
go toward the purchase of Individual
communion cups. The car chartered by
the ladies will leave the corner of
Washington and First streets at 8
O'Clock sharp. Tickets are on sale at
the Hotel Adams pharmacy.
DISAPPOINTED.-IT usual crowd
gathered at the city hall plaza last eve
ming or at least a portion of the usual
crowd. They waited patiently for the
band concert to begin, but it was like
the letter that never came. The mem
bers of the band had playing enough
last week to last them some time. and
they haven't all found their way home
from Prescott yet. But it was so pleas
ant last evening the people needed all
the time there was to enjoy the weather
and they had no time for music. If
there was good band stand here the
boys would probably have made a big
ger effort to get home.
DEATH OF l.. II. SHIRLEY.--Mr. l..
II. Shirley died last evening at his
rooms in the northern part of the city
of consumption. He was a mining on
gdneer of considerable note and his
home was in Montreal. He had no in
Inmates here except an attendant who
had nursed him through his long i'll
ness, and little could be learned of him
last evening except that he Is of En-
glish parentage and belongs to an arts
tocratlc family. He has brother who
is large property owner in the island
of Jamaica, to whom a telegram was
sent last night announcing his brothers
death and asking for instructions,
Pending a reply the remains are in the
care of undertaken A. J. Bradley.
PIONEER BAND HOME.-Most OF
the Pioneer band boys returned home
from Prescott on the regular train Sat
urday night, though two or three re-
manned over Sunday. They all express,
themselves as being well pleased with
their entertainment and refreshed by
their outing The hospitality of the
new Prescott made good impression
on them. When they arrived in the city
the key of the new Prescott was hand
ID to them and they Were royalty treat
ed at ali times. Just before they left
for home a big banquet was served In
their honor and their opinion of the
Prescott celebration is that ii was a
hummer and everything was properly
and credltably carried out by the Pre1-
colt people.
BEATEN BY A CONDUCTOR.-Tha
Yuma Sun says G. A. F:ouse, a miner.
who was attempting to beat his way on
a freight tran from Ogilby to Yuma last
Monday, was shot and seriously wound
ed by Conductor f. NeGder. Accord
ing to Vedders story, which, however.
is only one side of the affair Freuse
boarded the train at Ogilby and was
put off by the train crew two or three
times, but refused to sta off. Finally
a rough and tumble fight ensued and
Vedder pulled his gun and began to
beat Freuse over the head with Ii.
when the weapon was accidentally dis
charged. the ball causing severe frac-
ture of the skull. The injured man was
brought to Yuma and Upon eXamina-
ton by the company physician his con-
dition was found to be very serious. So
he was taken to the hospital in Los An
geles on the next train.