Arizona republican., 1903-05-15

about ready for delivery by the pub fishers Messrs. Baker & Taylor of New York. There are many Phoenix peo- pie who are anxious to see the new publication. It will surely be entertain ing if the author writes as interest ingly as she did for the columns of The Republican during her residence here.
 DEATH OF A CHILD.-Iittle Doro- thea. the only child oi Mir. and Mrs. H. NJ. Chapman. passed away yesterday morning at o'clock after an/ illness of some time which resulted finally in meningitis. Mir. Chapman is expected to arrive on this mornings train from MoTenci and the funeral will be held this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at the First M. F. church. The pail bearers will be Way Lamson, Flora Lamson, Mayme Cowan. HaZer Cowan.
 A NOTED MINISTER.-Rev. Chas. l.. Thompson. wife and daughter are in the city guests of the Sixth Avenue hotel. Rev. Thompson is one o; the most noted ministers of the Presby- terian church was former moderator of the general assembly and is now secretary of the Presbyterian board of home missiOrs. Being en route to Los Angeles to attend the meeting of the general assembly he stopped in Phoenix to attend the meeting of the Arizona Presbytery.
 WICKENBURG ALL RGHT-Eli Perkins, the new owner of the Wicken- burg News Herald. returned home yes terday morning after a day or two spent in Phoenix. He came down part ly on business and partly to see what Phoenix looks like under a republican administration. He says Wickenburg certainly nas a great future though there is nothing sensa tional taking place just now. But he protests against anybody harboring the thought that that town is usually dull or it's pros poets anything but flattering. There iG constant development on the larger properties in that district and new discoveries being made occasionally. Like every o.her district in Arizona it needs money for development purposes and like most of the good districts it is bound to get it eventually
 HALDERMAN-GIA - Al the home of the brides parents. MT. and IN west of Phoenix Miss Perla Ermina Martin was married to Mir. Edmund Halderman of CoChise. Arizora The ceremony was performed by Rev O. s. Frambes. the minister of the Nj F. church of Glendale at II a. m. yester- day The ring ceremony was used and was very prettily done. A large number of flowers were in evidence to decorate the rooms. The bride wore a snow white pongec gown with medal lion applique. She carried bouquet of beautiful white roses. None but the relatives oi the family were present. The bride is we'll known in this valley. having lived in Tempe since childhood. She graduated with the class of 1901 from the Tempe Normal school. The following year sne was employed as a teacher ar Cochise. and it was while there that sine first ret the man that yesterday made her hi= wife While there she did a great deal of newspaper work for she has considerable literary talent. Mir Halderman is a prominent cattlcnan Of Cochise county where they will make their future home. They expect to leave for Cochise next Wednesday evening.
 WERE NOT ASSATLANTS.-l an article in The Republican yesterday concerning the Anderson trial it was stated that during the trial John Cam efon. brother of the man killed by Anderson. and Joe Romig. the principal witness for the territory. had met the defendant in a saloon one night and shame fully abused him and invited kim to go into the street and 'shoot it out" That there was ar\occurrence Of that kind is a well known fact and it Is testified tO by the proprietor Of the saloon and other persons who were present though they say they did not know the men who assaulted Anderson and do not know Cameron and Romig. MT. Romig called at The Republican office last night and said that the state ment was wrong as to him and Gamer on. He said he had never been in the saloon where the alteration took place. He had no quarrel with Anderson there or at any other place. He had met him Cnly once during the trial and they had Q drink of beer together. Their meeting was entirely friendly. Gamer on was not in town yesterday but MT. Romig says he knows he is not the man who qrarieled with Anderson. People in Phoenix who know Cameron say he is quiet and inoffensive and would not have taken part in such an alteration as has been described
 A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFI-