Arizona republican., 1905-08-28
KILLED AT cANANEA-T

KILLED AT CANANEA-Two men
are dead and one more it is thought
viii not recover on account of inju-
ries received in a storm at Cananea
1 Thursday night. The rain fell in tor
rents and all during the downpour
flashes of lightning played on the
wires throughout the city. The men
were struck by lightning.
NEWSPAPER MAN GETTING
WELL-"Pony" Moore. an Omaha
newspaper man who is at present re-
siding in the tent colony art ScottsdaIe.
spent yesterday in Phoenix, the first
visit he has made to town for sew
eraI weeks. Mr.. Moo-a is much i'm
proved in health and says that it is
his plan to spend the coming winter
in this city.
LIGHTNING sTRoKEs-t was
learned yesterday that among the raw
ages Of the storm of the night before
the residence of Public Examiner W.
c. Foster III Churchilrs addition was
struck by lightning. The chimney
was knocked off with so great force
that part of it was hurled through
the roof. The residence of Mr.. KAY.
north of the city, was also hit by
bolt.
COL. GREENE in THE TERRI
TORY-CoI. W. Q. Greene is again in
Arizona after a hurried trip to New
York. His return trip was made by
way of San Francisco. He is now at
Cananea, from which point he viii
leave in "a. few DAYS for Chihuahua
there TO inspect a line of railroad lie
is building. Accompanying Nj.
Greene are the members of his fam
lily and several ladies from New York
city and Boston, friends of Mrs.
Greene.
FREAK OF LIGHTNING IN BIS
BEE-During a storm at Bisbee re
Gently fash of lightning entered a
house, knocked senseIess a woman
who was at work over a stove cooking
a meal and shocked her TO such an eN-
tent that she has since been unable
to leave her bed on account. OF Sc
we're pains like those from bruises
over her body. In the room at the
time the lightning entered were the
six small children of the woman in
jured. but they We're unhurt.
THUMB JERKEO OFF-On the
train from the ncrth Saturday morn
ing there came to the city a miner
who had been working at a camp near
the Congress mine who was suffering
from a most painful injury. His thumb
and two fingers of his hand had been
jerked off by being caught in a cog
wheel of a pump. His injury WAS
dressed by a physician and ne return
ed to his home this morning. The
man whose name could not be learn
ed, showed great endurance before
reaching the doctor, for While the pain
was something terrible he was not
heard during the entire trip to the
city to complain or in my way show
his feelings. When the accident &C
Cured he was adjusting an oil cup on
one Of the wheels.
A RUNAWAY HORSE-A runaway
horse on Adams street created con-
siderable excitement last evening
about dark by making a furious dash
from some point in the west part Of
town to the barn where he is kept.
that Of Phil Ensign, at First street and
Adams. The horse was hitched TO
a run bout Of the bicycle wheel style
and was being driven by a young man
named Noble. one of the wheels
broke, making a cracking noise, and
the horse made jump, throwing both
Mr.. Noble and his companion from
the rig. The horse then started on a
deFd run for the barn and arrived
there safe and sound. In the barn
however, in an effort to reach his stall
he not only tore the runabout TO
pieces but he overturned two other
vehicles in the barn. The young man
and his companion were uninjured.