Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-02-03

A San Bernardino man is dying with
hiccoughs. He has been trodbled for
more than two weeks and physicians
can give him no relief.
e. NJ. Latham, a we'll known COM
mercial traveller, is in Prescott on his
periodical visit. He is accompanied
on this trip by his wife.
J. E. Wagner returned on last
nights train from Los Angeles and
left this morning for the city of Wag-
oner near the Walnut Grove dam.
Rev. E. o. McIntier of the Meth
odist church was taken suddenly i'll
yesterday morning and was compelled
to dispesne with the .evening service.
Rev. H. B. Long had a good au-
dience last evening to hear his lee
ture on 1.-The World of Shakespeare. "
The lecture was very interesting
one.
A telephone message was received
last night from Hooper announcing
the sudden death there of a man
named A. NJ. Patterson. Heart dis
ease was the supposed cause of death.
Word was received in Prescott today
that a non union miner had been or
dered away from McCabe and on his
refusal to leave was assaulted and Sc
riously injured. The mans name
could not be learned.
Mrs. Florence Maybrick, the Amer
lean woman, who was serving life
sentence in London for poisoning her
husband, was released from prison
January p, on a special license. She
is living in secIusion at present but
will shortly be given full freedom.
H. Fl. Clouds mining engineer who
arrived here recently from Los An
geles, is in town today. He has been
down at the Farwell Mining COM
pany's mines making an examination
of them with a view of starting work
on them soon, and for this purpose
has been purchasing supplies today.
Mr.. Cloud likes what he has seen
| thus far of Arizona.
DR.. j. NJ. Criley received a letter
yesterday from DR.. j. Z. Walls stating
that their baby had died within
twenty four hours after the arrival
of DR.. and Mrs. Walls in Canada.
The baby took severe cold in Chi
cago and pneumonia developed, on the
train en- route. 1t was only sick
twenty six hours. The baby was five
months and twenty one days old. DR..
Walls stated that Mrs. Walls condi-
tion had improved considerably since
leaving Prescott.
The Wickenburg News-Herald gives
an account of a fire at Congress on
Saturday morning in which a man
named Miguel Arellanes was burned
so seriously that he died a few hours
later. He had been drinking and when
he retired in his tent he left a candle
burning which started the fire. Fran
cisco FREDERICK who lived near the
scene OF the fire assisted in getting the
burned man to the hospital and on his
7 - sn 81 ha,
dead. She had been in poor health,
and, it is supposed that the excite
ment attending the fire caused heart
failure.
A letter received in Prescott yester-
day from W. T.. Martin, formerly
manager of the Prescott opera house,
stated that he is now on the road as
manager of a theatrical company with
Miss Marie Dale, formerly with the
Curtiss company as leading lady. The
play is entitled "Miss Hersey From
jersey" The letter was written from
Columbus, Kansas, and Mr.. Martin
stated that he was heading south with
his company as rapidly as he could 60
to escape the blizzard zero weather in
Kansas. His tour will take him clear
down to New Orleans.
Mrs. Elizabeth AIdridge died on
Saturday night, January 81, at the
age of 60 years. She leaves a husband,
and five children by former hus-
band, to mourn her loss. The child
rem are Mrs. Al VrOom, Mrs. c. A
French, Louis, David, Chauncy and
Ben Townsend. Mrs. AIdidge's frs
husband, j. b. Townsend, who was a
government scout and Indian fighter
was killed by Indians at Dripping
Springs September 10, 1873. He came
here, with his family, from Texas in
1867. The funeral of Mrs. Aldridge
took place this afternoon at $50
o'clock under the direction of II. NJ.
Maus & Co., interment being in Ma
sonic cemetery.
From TUESDAYS Daily.
New spring styles of neckwear at Ed
Blocks.
J. W. jackson of kirkland valley is
in town.
See Or. Dinsdale's add in another
column.
J. K. Hall is in town today from
Lynx creek.
Cecil G. FenneIl left this morning
for California on a brief business
visit.
Paragon ready tailored pants are in
cluded in the big clothing sale at Ed
Blocks.
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