Arizona republican., 1904-07-10

visit that part of the state this sum
 mer. Before it's return it will visit
 the Navajo and Moqui Indian reserva-
 tionS.
 HARDWARE AND SHOE CLERKS
 MlX-Friday afternoon next the hard
 ware clerks and shoe clerks cross bats ! at East Lake park. This game prom l ises to be the base ball event of the
 season. As N c. Wilson, the congenial
 shoe man, promises to reach higher fer
 the long hits than did E. w. Potter for l'the last nine that played. Each nine !s confident of being victorious, and
 good hard practice in handling nails
 and facing shoes the coming week w.ll
 make up the exercise that will ts
 needed next Friday afternoon
 HYMENEAL-In the presence of a few friends at the residence Of Ssc:e- tary w. F. Nichols last evening Mir.
 John F. Crowley and Mrs. Anastacia Nugcnt Miller, of Wilcox Arizona. were united in marriage. Rev. Dr. Hal sey, pastcr of the Baptist church, being the officiating clergyman. wedd rg dinner was served after the ceremony. Mir Crowley is a we'll known and re- srected businessman of Wi,lccX. M s. Crowley is a sister of the brothers J. Meredith and J. O. Oliver Nugent. not cd artists and newspaper men of New
 York City MT. and Mrs. Nug-nt wi visit San Diego, Los Angeles and S2n Francisco.
 THE BASEBALL OUTLOOK-A; the present time the outlook for base ball at Eastlake park next Friday af- .tl.c. a sa1f Inc promising. It was first announced that the Doris team would play a game with the Cooper e Black team. Yes terday the hardware clerks and the shoe store clerks announced that they would pull off a mill at the same time and place. Late last night it was ru- mored that the New York store clerks had challenged the Doris team for second game next Friday afternoon that they might vindicate themselves. Altogether there ought to be something doing.
 GOING BACK TO STAY-Deputy
 Sheriff George Heisler of Yavapa; county, arrived in the city ye I'd y
 with two convicts on his way to Yuma. One of them is Juan Lopez, found guilty of burglary and sentenced 10 six years in the territorial pen.tentiary.
 The other Is his partner in the same o. fense, who goes down for five years. Less than a month ago Shsriff Roberts of Yavapai brought Lopez through here having caught him in California The sheriff caught him once before at Yuma
 hut before he could get away with m Lopez though manacled and ironed,
 dug out of the county jail there and es- caped. The deputy sheriff TOW havi g
 him in charge is taking no chances. AN EVE FFLICTiON-Perry Will Hams came up from Maricopa the othe; day to consult an oeulist. He has an affection or the eye but it is not a sign
 of advancing age which, like death. app brooches with equal step the palaces
 of the rich and the novels of the poor. MT. Williams associates his failing eve sight with defective shot gun shells
 which filled one side of his face with burnt powder. The injury will not be permanent or even of long duration | Mr. Williams has lltely returned from ! the east. In the co1rse of his jour-
 ney he visited his former home in Wis consin. the republican national couven- tion and the worlds fair. He intend | ed to stay longer but ms long leSt- dence at Maricopa had unnt.ed him fa~ the torrid temperature which was pre- vailing in the northern middle states. | PROSPECTIVE WINTER VISIT | ORS-Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pa.geF, their two children. maids, servants. etc. spent yeGterday in Phoenix, com | ing in on the morning train from the
 nor:h and leaving again this morning. | The home of Mir. and Mrs. PaTges is in | Paris, Frame. Mrs. Parges being m | i'll health. they are touring this country
 in search Of a resort in which she may | be benefited. They are travelling in a
 private Pullman car and came here from California. They go from here
 to Fl Paso, stopping a feiw days a. the Grand Canyon. Yesterday was spent
 in driving around the city and visiting nearby points of interest. It is un- derstoo5 that they expressed them
 selves ss greatly pleased with Phoenix and with the climate and announced
 that they would probably return here
 in the early fall to spend the winter.