Arizona republican., 1906-01-12
HORSES SUDDEN pEATH-r.ate


 last night as a party was coming in from the weekly dance at the asylum one of the leaders of the four horse team attached to the seven scatter from the Palo Alto stables pitched forward and lay still. By the time the driver could get to him he was dead. The animal was valued at s290.
 A GLORIOUS MEETING = Last evening at the Church of Christ, cor ner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street, there was a great meeting, Mir. Gro J. nenberger preached on "Confession" and made a strong appeal to the peo- pie. He does not hesitate to tell men of their sins and to flee from the wrath to come" yet he is a magnetic speaker, who learned long ago how to fill the empty pews without the use of modern sensationalism. He preach es the uncompromising old-fashioned gospel. There were five additions to the church, showing the effect of the plain gospel, a beautiful babtismal service following the meeting. The subject for this evening will be "Con- version. What It Is." This is one of MT. Cronenberg's strong subjects and he will no doubt preach a strong ser mon. The choir is holding its splen- did position in the meeting and is do- ing good work. These brief reports are mentioned only that the public may be in touch with the meetings, but it is the earnest desire of those in charge 1 that all will 20 and see and hear for | themselves. The service begins at 7:30 and every person, old or young, is giv- en a cordial invitation to attend and | to take his Rihle win him
 A BOYS ROUGH EXPERIENCE The five-y -year-old son of G. J. Ham mons, about 3 o'clock last evening, mad m experience that came near proving fatal to him, that his friends have not yet recovered from their fright, though the lad does not seem to have suffered any serious injury. MT. Hammons Is the foreman of the Heard place north of Phoenix and lives not far from the old toll gate on the Central avenue drive. Last evening he was driving Il wagon loaded with gravel, the wagon, and load weighing about 5000 pounds. The boy tried 10 climb on the wagon and slipped ir some manner. falling on his left side fin front of one of tlie rear wheels. From the manner in which he was lying when found it would appear that the wheel had pass Id over his body and the bruises oil his body seem to verify tae theory, though it seems impossible that the Joy could withstand such : weight and not be crushed. The only other theory advanced is that the wheel partIy run over him and pushed him I to one side, brusing his body. But however 1t occurred, he was uncon- scious when his father picked him up, presumably dead. Dr. Swetnam was summoned, but when he arrived the boy was sitting up and talking quite cheerfully. From all indications he seemed to have suffered no internal I injury. and though he was pretty bad " bruised on the surface there was not a bone broken.
 RUGS OVERED-Easterling & Whitney yesterday recovered the rugs that were stolen from their offices Tuesday night. though an overcoaG taken at the same time has not yet been restored. The recovery Is due to the detective work of G. w. Mardls who conducts q business next door and who lives on North Third avenue. As soon as he learned of the robbery he