Arizona republican., 1905-07-12
FUNERAL OF cHAs STEINER

| FUNERAL OF CHAS. STERNER- i The funeral of Charles Sterner was
 heId yesterday morning at 9 o'clock | from the undertaking parlors of East eTling and Whitney. The obsequies were under the auspices of Phoenix lodge No. 335 B. P O. EIks the mem 1 bership of which largely attended There was no Titualistic service at the parlOrs the ceremony all taking place at the cemetery.
 ANOTHER QUICK TRiP-Dr. J. c. Norton, territorial veterinarian. who returned from California a couple of
 days ago left again last night for Los
 Angeles for a two days visit His busi-
 ness there this time is to meet with the
 members of the California Veterin-
 arian association in an important con-
 ference during which matters of in
 terest to Arizona stOckmen may be
 discussed. But he can only remain in
 California for a couple of days for the
 reaSOu that he has to be in Douglas the
 latter part of the week on inspection
 business and from there he will return
 to Phoenix
 A DOUBLE UNAWAY-There was
 double runaway in Phoenix yester-
 day afternoon, both passing on the
 same track without a collision. Though
 several lives were endangered there
 was no harm done except the injury
 tc the vehicles and the slight bruising
 of the horses. Runaway No. 1 was a
 surrey and horse belonging to J. W. Doris. Jeff Davis. an employe of Mir. Doris, had hitched up the horse and was bringing his wife and baby down town They were going east on Jef- fersOn street. About the intersection ! of ir1 ,F broke loose from the buggy. and fell l The horse being a spirited animal ! started up at the rate of IS hours from ! Chicago to New York Mr. Davis ! gripped the lines and braced his feet l against the dashboard in which man l ner the horse pulled the surrey by the . teeth as far east as the intersection Of Second street near the A. N. F. church. At this point a wheel went 10 pieces and the other of the shafts went down. Mir Davis seeing that the uncOupling was complete except for the lines released his hold and the horse shot ahead for another Spurt alone | No one in the surrey was hurt but about this time it was noticed that a outfit was bearing down on he aggregation from east Jefferson street. It cleared the stranded party however and went north on Second to some indefinite point in that end of own where it was stopped and brought pack to its owner. This runaway had ! history of its own. It proved to be | two wheeled vehicle known as horse breaking cart and belonging to Acting IayOr Frank B. Moss. Just how the started was not learned but ts origin was somewhere out in east 'hoenix. A passenger on a street car aid that the frightened horse running Outh barely missed coIliding with the z ar 4 mounted Mexican with a rope Eas in pursuit. In some way his horse tunbIed and both horse and rider fell I t was thought at first that the rider as killed but he was helped into the lllJe and -n 9 few minutes was able 0 resume his pursuit. By this time lpuSh t.-- .r-0away was far in the | ead and it's finish is related above
 HE'S NOT so MUCH-A great deal N lOre space than the occasion war z anted has been given that cheap out IVY, Ben Perkins, concerning whom pectacular events have been related nce lis recent escape from the jag" ell of the county jail It has been epresented that he has been about 'wn all the time fooling the officers.
 great many telephone messages ave been sent to the police and sher- ' S officers by excited or mendacious eople who claimed that they had just en him. Several petty burglaries i've been committed since his escap pc