Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09

Mr. Fuller was not sure whether SIN,
was thrown or jumped but it is evi.
dent She was thrown out, falling 50
that one of the wheels passed over hal
body. crushing the lower part of tho
breast bone. The marks of the whee
were shown where it had passed across
the arm and breast. While this injury
would have undoubtedly coused death
the direct cause was from broken
neck y wound on the upper part of
the forehead showed where she struck
a rock. and the neck was undoubtedly
broken at that instant.
Mr. Fuller arrived in brief time
and picked up the baby. but finding il
apparently not seriously hurt. turned
his attention to his wife. He thought
she was simply unconscious. During
the race after the team he had uncon-
soiously chung to the partially filled
jug of water. and he tried to restore
MS wife by wetting her face. While
doing so. the woman's mouth closed
with snap. Believing she was re-
viving. Mr.. Fuller said:
Don't bite me- dear; I'm just wiping
Your fee"
The woman gasped couple
Of times and then all was over
Mr.. Fuller could not believe She was
dead and for some time tried to restore
respiration. Finally. realizing that she
was gone. he turned his attention to
the baby. He did the best he could for
the little one. then covered his wife
with a blanket. placed a damp cloth
on her face. ana waited for some one
TO pass along the road He did not
know where the team was. or whether
the wagon was wrecked. and he dared
not leave the baby to make a search.
II was about twelve when the acct
dent occurred. and no relief came until
O'Clock, when Clifford Hemperly. !
with party of four gentlemen from
San Luis Obispo. California. w. NJ
Beach. vice president Of the Salt River
Valley Bank, and Arthur 4. Jones. |
clty clerk of Mesa. arrived on their
return trip from Roosevelt. Mr.. Fuller
called To them and they stopped to in (;
NeStlgate MeSsrs. Beach and Jones
remained with Mr. Fuller. while one
OF the California men took the baby in
his arms and the party went on toi
flsh Creek Mr.. Hemperly teicphoned
To Mesa for the coroner and undertake
er The baby was brought to Mesa
and placed in care Of Mrs. Fred Pas
sey, an aunt of the dead woman. \
doctor was called and it was founii
that the child's right arm was broken
md the collar bone fractured The in
iuries will soon heal.
When the auto had gone on its way
% Mesa. Messrs. Jones and Beach fol-
owed the track OF the wagon. and a
quarter of mile away found the team
With the wagon intact. The animals
lai run until they struck the upgrade d
n a sand wash. AMI then came to a
top The only damage was the brok-
II bridle-bit
Inc coroner ana undertaken arrived
. the scene of the accident about :
clock; and. in company with the jur-
rs. examined the grounds and gained
That information was to be had The
ody of Mrs. Fuller was brought to :,
iesa in a car driven by Wade Hem
erly. \ stop was made at Fish Creek.
here the jury. composed of W. VI
leach. Arthur a Jones. w A Burton.
eorge l.. Allison. Il. r. Joslyn and w
!. Hemperly. rendered verdict of ac-
dental death. in accordance with the !
,regoing information.
John Wallace and four companions.
no were hunting in that part OF the :,
iuntry, came 20 the place of the acct =,
INT shortly after the arrival of Justice
win and party. and they remained to
20 Mr.. Fuller and the team taken
.fely TO Fish Greek: the next morning :,
. was brought to Mesa III an auto sent \,
II By Fred Passey =
Mrs. Fuller was but nineteen years >,
ii, and was the daughter of Mr.. and :
RS. j. :. Patterson. of Pine Arizona r.
he parents were notified of the oc- :,
rrence, as soon as possible. and the 10
neral of Mrs Fuller was postponed \,
It'll their arrival.
Word was received Yesterday after
on that Mr. ami Mrs. Patterson
)uld reach here last night at S o'clock =
d the funeral was arranged to be -
Id today at IL o'clock, from the tab -
1aclp.
Va = "'ieI ""9 NeiN poPu'dr iduy' DIR
il known to many Mesa people and
r tragic death is regretted by her
my friends. Mr. Fuller is a nephew
Cornelius Fuller and he has the No
npathy Of the community in his be- 90
vement r.
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