Arizona republican., 1904-01-31

ing on the complaint of Jacob Wasl1ins charging him with exhibiting weapon in threatening manner. Waskins is in the clothing business on East Wash ington street Wilson had bought some clothing and on Friday night returned to change it. He selected a suit of greater value and having no money with him proposed to leave d part of the suit for security that he would call the next day and settle. The security w. not believed by Waskins to be sfticient. Wilson started out of the door with the clothing and Waskins barred the way. It was then that Will son drew the gun. Waskins held his ground and Wilson laid the clothing down. Yesterday morning he went back to the store and paid the balance. but Waskins believed that he ought to be taught that the drawing of a gun is a reprehensible act and he swore out the warrant. The case will be tried by Justice Burnett tomorrow.
 FANCY POOL SHOTS.-The exhibi- ton of fancy shots at the Hotel adams billiard parlors last night, by Fred E. Hall. called out as big an audience as the place would accommodate The ex- hibition was marvellous, all that it had been promised to be-
 CARELESS AND UNGALLANT- Two young ladies living in the western part of the\ city have grievances against two conductors of the street railway-one for carelessness and the ether for ungalantry. On Friday night they were returning from a meeting in the Brill addition Before reaching this end of the northern ad- dition line they received transfer tickets and boarded a west bound car. The conductor did not come around until the car reached Second avenue. and when they showed him their trans fers he told them that they were not good; that they were marked S:10 in- stead of 9.10, the time of his car. The ladies, believing that they were en- titled to a transfer, and the conductor , admitting it, they refused to pay fare again. But the conductor was obdu- rate in the matter of what he believed { to be strict compliance with the rules
 though a brother conductor had made a mistake of an hour in his time and the young ladies were compelled to leave the car in front of the opera house
 THE WISH HOMICiDE.-The Solo knoxville Bulletin, which reached here yesterday had an extended account of the examination Of Lon Wish, the young man who killed his stepfather. Dr. C. L. Wish. The result of the eX- animation was that the young man was eXonerated and congratulated by most of those in the court room. It appears from the testimony, some of which is printed verbatim. that Dr. Wish had made threats to kill not only his wife. but his stepson and daughter. : These threats were repeated to tne young man who was at the house and armed. When the doctor approached he was ordered not to advance. bus he kept coming and made a movement as though to draw weapon Then the young man fired, believing his own life 10 be in danger as well as that of his mother and sister. The Bulletin says. "As borne out in the evidence at the trial anG from letters left by the doctor. among other things it was found that he had been making sys- tematic effort 10 poison his wife and was only biding the time when he would destroy himself and family. The man was undoubtedly crazy" The same paper also says many or the de- tails of the evidence are unfit for oub- lication.