Arizona republican., 1903-05-11

MEETING OF REGENTS.-Governor Brodie left for Tucson last night to attend a meeting today of the board of regents of the university.
 HURT IN A LAUNDRY.-A Douglas paper says May Thomas had her hand severely hurt in an ironing machine in the Douglas laundry a few days ago. Miss Thomas formerly lived in Phoenix.
 BACK TO NEW YORK.-Harold Til ton, a well-known humorist and the atrical manager who has spent some time here in recuperation and recrea- tion. left for New York on this morn ing's S. F., P. & P. train.
 SUMMONED TO LOS ANGELES Herman Lehman, who returned here a few days ago from a visit to Germany, left last night for Los Angeles, being summoned by the death of his wife. who died suddenly of heart disease.
 WOODMAN'S SMOKER. - Phoenix camp, No. 3, w. O. w., will give 9
 smoker in K. of P. hall tonight. All members of the order and their friends are invited to be present. Refreshments and cigars will be mingled with fra ternal sociability.
 REV. CLASS LECTURES.-Rev. J.
 M. Glass of Pasadena, who is featuring through Arizona under the auspices or the Good Templars. will speak tonight in the Christian church and tomorrow night in the M. E. church Southi His subject tonight will be "The Economic Phases of the Liquor Question"
 KICKED BY A BURRO.-Prescott papers announce that F.. F.. Ellinwood,
 we'll known in this city, was summoned to Williams Saturday morning by al accident to his little boy. Mrs. Ellin- wood and son were at the Grand Can yon. where the boy was kicked and seri- ously injured by a burro, being taken from there to the hospital at Williams. A TOMBSTONE VISITOR.-Carl Behn, who is now engaged in mer- chandising in Tombstone, spent yester- day in Phoenix, returning again on last nights train. He says Tombstone is al! right, and, though its prosperity is re- turning steady by jerks, it is surely re- turning. Business is better some weeks than others, but the good weeks are be- coming much more frequent.
 JUST ONLY LAUGHED.-It makes very little difference what one says these days so long as people know what he means The latest issue of Pres colt paper makes extended mention Of the work of Robert J. Muldrow, who 't says, is in charge of the "Typographi- cal" survey in this valley. The state ment reminds the reader of a Phoenix publishing house which for some time past has advertised that it does the best Typographical" work in the world.
 DEATH OF MRS. HERRING-Word came to the city yesterday morning or the death at Tucson the night before or Mrs. William Herring. The cause or death was pneumonia. Mrs. Herring while she had not been an invalid had not enjoyed good health for several years She was a native Of New Hork. She came to Arizona with her husDand' Colonel Herring twenty years ago and settled at Bisbee. They moved from Bisbee to Tombstone where they re- 1 sided until six years ago when they made Tuscon their home. Beside her
 husband she leaves three daughters SHOT THE BURGLAR-Mrs. R. J. Northam, nee Miss Leotia Stoney, of
 Jerome, Prescott and Phoenix, who now
 lives in Los Angeles, is carrying the we'll deserved honors of a heroine
 meanwhile ref1ecting credit on her Ari-
 zona raising" by having plugged a
 burglar in the arm with 32-calibre re-
 volver. She had a sack of money that had been turned over to her by an em- | ploye of her husband few minutes | before, to deposit in the bank. She
 stepped into an adjoining room Tor moment or two. and when she returned
 she saw Mir. Burglar gliding out of the house with the sack in his hand. In stead of waiting to ring up the polio she grabbed a revolver, winged th'
 man, who dropped the sack and con
 tinued his flight.
 CHOCTAW PICNIC.-The ChoctaV nienic yesterday was well attended hay yn i=