Arizona republican., 1904-08-20
STRANGER DESTROYS HIMSELF

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 An unknown man, supposed to be Frank Long of Prescott, committed suicide at Jerome by an overdose Of some deadly drug.
 KILLED IN MExICO-J. J. Doyle, a miner was accidentally killed in the Veta Grande mine at La Cananea. Hfs remains have been taken to Tucson where he was affiliated with the Odd Fellows and Red Mems lodges.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Free Methodist, Fifth and Adams streets. Services as usual Sunday. Sabbath school 9:50 a. m. Preaching II a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Prayer meet ing as usual Thursdays 7:30 p. m. Children's prayer meeting. Wednes- day D. m. at Mrs. H. c. Harris, S44 N. First street. All are welcome.
 CAUGHT TWO SMUGGlERS-Two Douglas smugglers, a Mexican man ana woman made the mistake of drinking the liquor they were smuggling. When intoxicated they became careless and Inspector J. J. Murphy effected their arrest. The quality of mescal they were concealing justifies the laws ex- treme penalty.
 GRAVE AccUSATION-CoL J. F. Wilson, late of the political arena, is going from bad to worse if late reports are true He is accused of having left politics to become a millionaire, having purchased a copper property in Cop per Basin district, Yavapai county, in which more than a half million dollars worth of ore is already in sight.
 NEW PAPER APPEARS-Judge John M-Cullom and his son J. M. Mo Cullom have issued the first copy of the Arizona Register from the plant cf the old Globe Times which they pur chased. Judge McCullom is a scholar ly gentleman possessed of literary abil- ity and the Register oaght to succeed Its politics is democratic.
 BENSON SUICIDE-Desponde be- cause he seemed unable to make a suc- cess of anything, although possessed of both energy and ambition A. C. Comaduran of Benson and Tucson. committed suicide at Benson by shoot = ing himself in the forehead. He was thirty-four years of age and leaves q wife and four children.
 A LOST CHILD-A seven year old girl WIS lost for an hour or so last evening but she WIS found again nd restored to her parents unharmed. She went with her father to the Garden City restaurant but strayed out on the street before her father had finished his supper. When he looked for her she was not to be found and after some time vainly spent he reported to the police. By the time the police got into the search the little one was found enjoying herself In Donofrio's $ ice cream parlor.
 DIED AT IRON SPRINGS-Miss Jewell Walker the fifteen year old daughter of T. J. Walker died yester- day at Iron Springs where she was spending the summer with relatives. She had been ill only five days and most of that time she was delirious with high fever. The body was brought in this morning and the fun- eral will take place at 5 o'clock this afternoon from the rooms of Mohn &, Doris. About two weeks ago an aunt of Miss Walker died at the springs.
 THE FUNERAL OF M. w. MES SlNGER-It was expected that the funeral or M. w. Messinger who diel at Monterey, Cal, on Wednesday would talk place in this city at two o'clock this afternoon. Yesterday evening though a telegram was re- ceived saying that the friends who are accompanying the body to Phoenix had missed the train and that they would not arrive until tomorrow morn ing. The funeral will accordingly be held at the Presbyterian church to- morrow afternoon. The service will be conducted by Rev. MT. Lawrence and Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons. They will be assisted by Rev. pr. Halsey if he should return in time from a trip he is making to the Indian reservation in