Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-13
cogegL OUT AcAl4
Jewel Family Having Succession Of
 Misfortunes
Special to ReviewD

Douglas. May 12.-Foreman Goebel, who was terribly injured by the fall ing of a brick wall on which he was working at the Fl Paso and Soutl. western roundhouse last Saturday. Is up and about today. Goebel must have been born under the influence of a lucky planet. for nothing short of a miracle saved him from death. Not withstanding that his right shoulder and jaw were broken by the fall. Goe- bel is on his feet and though looking sadly the worse for wear is improving nicely under the care of Dr. Nye, Goe- bel was laying some brick around the end of steel truss which rested on the top of the wall when the accident happened and as the wall collapsed, plunged haadforemost to the ground below. striking on his heal and shoul- der in the pile of bricks. Other fall ing bricks struck him about the head and body inhicting ugly cuts and bruises which may disfgure the vic { tira for life.
 i The misfortune attending the Jewel family on Sixteenth street is perhaps | deserving of more sympathetic feeling from the people of Douglas than any thing which has occurred since the birth of the community. But little over a week past. the little daughter. :. Evelyn, was taken away suddenly with spasms, following an attack of malignant scarlet fever. Now Miss Hetty. the oldest daughter, is reported at deaths door while her younger brother, Herbert, has but small chance to recoved from the same dis ease Thomas Jewel, another brother, of seventeen years and two of the youngest have all contracted the fever Two others of the family have not yet i shown symptoms of scarle: fever. al though all have been exposed to its l dangers. Miss Hetty but recently ac- cepted the position of operator at the central telephone exchange aud won many friends by her ever accommo- dating ways. who will grieye to hear ! of her dangerous illness. Mir. Jewel | is employed as a mechantc at the Fl Paso and Southwestern roGndhouse Before coming to Douglas, he lost his home in the disastrous Galveston flood The greatest need of the JeN cl family at the present time is the ser. vices of a competent nurse. Such as are in the city are all engaged. It is to be hoped the intervention of Provi- dence will spare the members Of the afflicted family.
 G. s. Atwood, chief electrician for the Calumet and Arizona. is suffering from an attack of blood poisoning. caused by scratching his right band with a piece of brass. The injured member is being well cared for ani dangerous results are rot expected
 Inspector Charley Cornell. of tEe
 Immigration bureau, returned this morning from Wilcox, where he capt ured two Chinese. The pig tails are now in Tucson awaiting deportation
 with another batch of twelve of .he
 vermin, who have been ordered dc:
 ported by Commissioner Crowley.
 H. E. Dugan is Canvassing Douglas
 in the interest of a Fourth of July
 celebration program. which F. B. Dorr 
 is getting out.
 The street railway company has
 broken ground as far as the Copper lQuen store on Tenth street. The sidewalks are being put in around the new Copper Queen store and 10th and G will soon bear a distinctly met
 ropolitan appearance. The town is
 putting on glad rags in a manner be
 fitting its marvellous prosperity. | The Calumet and Arizona hospital ; presided over by Dr. Wright, is prac tically completed and furnished throughout. The doctor has already
 attended to the wants of a few pa
 tients under the roof of the Calumet and will soon be prepared to furnish the best of accommodations to be , found in the county.
 The Bank of Douglas fixtures aIt
 now in place in the new quarters al Tenth and c. and the officers of rhC bank expect to move during the pres $ ent week.
 9 Cars from the smelteT are now run { ming on the new schedule and leave i from the Fl Paso and Southwestern depo+ for Calumet