Arizona republican. [volume], January 30, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1902.
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'.tSHeep Men,, .Attention-
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We Have Just Received a Consignment of
SHEEP MARKING PAINT
Will last a whole season V Does not injure the wool
EZRA W. THAYER
124-12G East Washington Street 127-133 East Adams Street
Oray had charge of the business, which,
by reason of his Ions experience In that
particular line of trade and his per
sonal popularity and connections, grew
ra pld!y.
Air. Iray was an active member of
thf O. A. It. in the territory and at the
time of his death was qua rtrmust'r of
.1. V. Owen iMrtt. His sut'tfSHor was in
stalled last night. There was to be a
banquet and extensive preparation had
been inadt for it. and Mr. Oray had
been assigned to an important part in
the ceremony of installation. His tragic
riea in, however, threw such a gloom
over the occasion that few attrnld the
installation He was also a member of
the I. o. . F. and A. O. I. lodges
of this city.
Only John Oray's most intimat?
friends hr.ve known that f.r yean hi?
was not a w;ll man. He was a sufferer
from chornio nervous dyspepsia, which
at times caused him the most acut--ugony.
At thoe times h usually went
home and remained imfil the parox
ysms of pain had passed, so that lew
imagined how much he suffered.
lie was as thoroughly an honest man
as ever lived ad was without even one
bad habit. He leaves a wife and five
"children, three sons and two daughters.
Xo urrungenient for the funeral hav
yet been announced. .
We Are MaKing' Prices TalK iii
a Way that will maKe Light
Purses Buy Heavy Loads
IS AN OLD TIMEE
J aines Garland, Explorer, Soldier .and
Pioneer of 1859.
The r.ty Exclusive Ladies' Tailor in Phoenix. The Only Cloak
Washington and Second Sts. and Suit Heusi in the Territory
Telephone 2281
1LABIES' Special Offer
This month only. JfiSgVE
mestic and Imported Goods from $20.00 up. Skirts from
$5.00 up. Call and examine our work and see how they are
made by men tailors. We sell Suitings by the yard. Special sale on
Wrappers at 50c on the dollar. Reduction also in Underwear in
fleece lined and lisle thread. Special sale on walking skirts this week,
$5.00 skirts for $3.50; $7 skirts for $5.50; $10 sldrts for S7.50. Also a lot
of Flannelette Wrappers and Nightgowns to be closed out for one-half
their value.
KS3E5S
SUICIDE OF JOHN GRAY
Driven to Death by Illness and
: Great Bodily Pain
The End Came Instantaneously in His
Own Home - Coroner s Jury Still
Engaged in an Investigation ol
the Tragedy.
.b fc:: Oray. a resident of Phoenix !
mere than twenty years, committed
suicide at his home on North Seventh
street yesterday by shn.Jtkig. His death
was practically instantaneous. Though
a coroner's jury has not yet finished its
investigation, it h;.s proceeded s far
thai it ha:? be.n br-niKht out that lh-i
victim was te:npnru rily insane, rcn -riereri
so by an illm-H.-s t two or ihrci
weeks and whirh was :. ompanid -t
times by paroxysms of pain. - Thos
who had noticed him riuring the lasi
three or four days had observed thai
there was something the niatn-r with
him. His manner mi th- street wa"
uru-asy and hesitating and he failed to
take notice ol" his most intimate fri'nds
unions they addressed him. and then his
attention w ;is only enlisted for a 1110
ment. His t'diirtu'. t was the inure observable
for the reason that h was habitually
one of the most jc vial of men. Hi-
Sonera I maner toward his friends was
h arty to th - paint of hoist erousness'.
His laps -j therefore into the gloominess
which rarl-ed his hist d.iys was espe
cially remarked by thos; who knew him
wsll.
The shooting occurred about half an
hc.ur before noon. Air. !vay had been
confined to his honi-.- ail day Tues
day and complained of intense pain in
his head. He was vtsited abuut 4''
o'clock by his physician. Li I-fughes.
At that tin:? his skin and eyes had
, that peculiar appearance which great
physical pain Rives and it was his Im
pression Then I h;:r his pa t ient was off
Dr. Hibbard i
GEADTTATE of
Harvard XaAi-
i'-cp, ex
L'nited frtau? Pen
it ion Kximiucr, and Leading Specialist it
rhrome id difticuit cn:-es. liloof. Kkin
Kidney, Urinary, Bladder, Private ami
Sexual diat-es, Bfimical Weakness wit
xaautcd Tttaiity irtitiitin:ly ci:rel. Can
cers au4 extern! growtfis removed with
out the knife or itever ru-anres. J ht
tuason of Dr. H ibbanVe remarkable Huccess it
due to hi long (ixperienee .i;i exceptions'
ability in trtiuJiiff com DUm t"i nn i ttitrimtt
diseases. flae yyiir raw id hir hunrl ar..1 t
dealt with bonesiiT au; Kioiitilitaily. Re
member he devotes ois entire time and itic1
to chronic liea.m;it. If piuthie Alwavi bi
' Kx&mlned by an Expert. If unible U
cU write freely and eon (idcittiallv. Manr rac
yield Ut hntne tr-strDit. Kef-.reuee: All tn
Banks, end prominent bi-simMu n:eTi of th
m',t. Consultation, in peraon or by lettvi
Tree. Hoars: 10 to 12, 1 to ft, and s 10 7. OiTlc
and Laboratory, 20-28 B. Second Avenue, Hlb
bard Building, Plioenix, Ansona.
tu"s biilan e. 1 1 is 1 Peculiar acti:is hi:d
"ten taik d abejt by his wife and chil
dren for iv.m or three days. -Iiut yester
day morn in ir his p?cr I'.aritles were
more n .ark ;'d than ever, so much so
that ;ray spi.ke of them to th-
d4et.,r.
Til- o;-.1y iie-iiib: s of th- family about
th- bouse at th- time n" the shoaling
.vfi" ATrs. (Iray :n;,i her son. i I "irjjc F.
'Iray. Thy were in the kitchen. The
(Hi bad just enter-d a nim adjoining
t he cne in which Mr. Iray was lyinsr
wlif-n he iicui-d the shot. Though th
re i.m was s -para t-d f rom t he fine in
which the shociing ifurre.i fedy ;,y
hantiinjr curtains, he v:i: n.t : ur 1
whether th shot had iK-:n fiied wlihii:
or without the house, lit- i.;:ihl ;he
cut tains aside and b.okeil. He tiist ob-sf-r'i
d 1b.1t Ids own red'"er was not 1:1
its i--r.xti,:ne,i place, on a table near
the dm r. He next saw bis father lyins;
on a cfiuch. He vait1:! if: see mi more,
btiL. went in sear h of h' lp.
The fust one who r .varnded was
Thomas Hen;, a. neighbor. Oth-rs ar
rived soon aftr and anonif tiiein wa
Dr. Hughes. The d T.d man lay on his
back and the revolver was on the floor
by the side of th" couch. The hull from
-i 44 calib'T "olfs revolver had entered
the lewer left jnw. crushing it. and had
oa-sed out of tii.- bft side of the top of
the head. It was the opinion of the
doctfir that he had died instantly.
Justice riiirnctt was notified f the
shooting and. jjoinpr to th- 'Iray resi
dence, impaneled a jury from among
thf.se who bad assembler! there. The
members of th jury are K. S. ;usp1I,
H. 1- I'.ixby. T. It. Ment. S. S. Stout. S.
A .Holley and K. H. Martin. The bofly
was viewed aiul the imniest was ad
journed until half past four o'clo k in
the afternoon.
In the meantime th" street was filled
with ruimrs concerning the motive for
the suicide. Some said it was worry
about financial affairs and others said
it was worry ovf r a va y w a id son.
David Gray, until a month aj?o a derlr
in th M'hIcI grocery, when he suddenly
left iowii under circumstances which
were fsaid to be extraordinarily flis
iresr ins1 to his fath r. Kv.'tt this latter
rumor was found to be greatly exas
gerated, and though his goinr, away
may have been distrssincr. ther- wuts
nothius: in that Incident over which one
would Kiv way to a fatal brocdins.
When the inquest Svas resumed
rief;rj;e Oray was put on the stand. He
tol l the story recited above, and in re
ply t u question as to whether his
uThcr had had any business troubles
he rr-;lied that he had none that he
knew of. K -plyin to a question re
garding any domestic perplexities, he
mentioned the fact of his brother hav
ing k ne away and thoiht that had
Siven him Kiiuu trouble.
Tiie next witness was Frank Sinijji
linc a partner of Mr. Oray in the Mod;d
grocery. H said he had not seen the
lead man since Monday about noon.
H" was then complaining of being ilt
,and had been complaining for abftut a
week. Mr. Smithline said he had newr
heard his partner allude to the de
parture tt his son and he knew of no
reason why' he should commit suicide.
He was not aware that he was in anv
financial difficulty. The only other
w it nei-ses w ere Ir. Hushes and
Thomas Hem. Though some. ,f the
jurors r-ignirtd that the evidence al
ready put in was sufficient, the justice
thought it woufd be better to continue
the inquest until today, that Airs. Oray
and Mrs. lient ntisht be present. Th:y
were anions the first w ho had seen the
body and Mrs. Oray had found the re
volver and had handed it to Mrs. lient.
John Oray was about ti years old and
was a native of Pennsylvania. In lsl
at th outbreak of the civil war he en
listed in the One Hundred and Xinetv
second reclment of Pensylvaniu in
fantry and served for three years. At
the c?:d f hs HerbKl of enlistm"nt he
rnlisied i:i thv Ninety-second Pennsyl
vania and served to the end of the war.
He was mustered out at New Orleans
and for some time before that he had
be;-n enR.ised ii smne . ierical fluty in
th: service. He next joined the frdxth
cavalry. I". S. A., was stationed in
Texas fur r- ime time and was actively
enframed in the Indian v.!.r in the Paii
ha ndle.
Tlr,' Si:h avail y war. transf-rred to
Arixona lair in the rixti. s and was sta
tionetl at Fort Mdiowtdl. Mr. Oray
l. I:irKct tt I company, cr-mminded by
apt. Adr.a H. 'haire. on accftunt of
his Ierical skill h" was ilemiled to th
quart 'rmusit-r s fiepartu:ent I'nd r
ma ii:t-d in thai service as Ions as he
i ma ined In the army. H. left thL
s rvi about ls7 and came to Pho nic
::nd found cnipb ym lit with Jolin Y. T.
Smith. He was with Mr. Smith for
fop.rtfn yt-r. is. after which he took a
Ms;lion wirli hapman flros. and r
!j;iir,d in their employ until three
s j'So. when he was elected clrrk of
1 lie boa i d a! k u p. r visors, an office he
held as l-::ig is th" ad;niaist:a!ion of
t he Iiim rt j w;:s repuhlh ; n. A bout a
year i-.g:: h- ciifse! with Frank Smith
line in a patrnershki under which the
Mode srot ery ut been conducted. Mr.
James Oaiiand. better known by his
Phcenix friend as "Scotty." ii nicK
nanie slven him by retipon of h'.s b'tth
in Scotland. Is one of the ol d-timers
in this part f the counti y. He was
severely hurt not Ions as by being
run oer with a bugsy. the Incident oc
curring because o? the fact that he is
partially deaf and did not hear the ap
proach of 1 he vehicle V0m bcl.ir.d. He
is recovering from bis injuries all riylit,
but is still pretty battly scarred up.
Mr. Oarlind came to Arizona fiisl in
1S. with the Walker expedition that
traveled up the Oil-i river. After that
he r' turned tf "alifornia a nd in 1SH1
enllsteil in the California infantry and
mart hed b-i k through this se tifn.
serving through t he war and hdns
finally discharged at I.as Criu-es, N. M.
He was at the old Vulture mine when
the son of Superintendent Taylor whs
killed, together with frrs escort, while
enrou. te to Phoenix with a. Tvir of bul
lion. The murderers c( ured the bul
lion. One of the interc: tir.g i::ci:crts of
picneer days that he relates is t he
burning at the slake by the A pacbe
Indians, of an old friend and nmircd"
who was etptain jf F mnipny of tue
Califfirnia V(dunte?rs. .
The fjccurretice of Mr. (1. it land's mis
fortune in being run over a f-w l ys
ago should' be a warning to drivers.
If a man stands in th roid. even
where the driver has the riyht of way.
YOU
CAN
NEVER
MAKE
MONEY
EASIER
THAN
BY
BUYING
NOW
SHOES
at Prices that
give
the
Purchaser
all the
Profits
$20.00 Men's Suits or g m W
Overcoats. Yours u m 9
$17.50 Men's -Suits or . g mm f
Overcoats. Yours
$15.00 Men's Suits or fhg rmr f
Overcoats. Yours 2,JU
$12.50 Men's Suits or jtgW f
Overcoats. Yours
$10.00 Men's Suits or.
Overcoats. Yours
for
$8.30 Men's Suits or 4 f par
Overcoats. Yours CpOOC)
$8.25
$6.50 Men's Suits
Yours'
for :
- $4.35
Childrens' Suits
$2.25 $2.00
Child's
Suitsv
$3.50 S3.00
Child's
Suits
$5.00 $4.50
Child's
Suits
$1.35 $1.85 i $2.85
GOLDBERG BROS,
Wet Feet and Colds
; a
We Lead
in
High-Class
Groceries..
MaKers of Low Prices
Remember Our Free Employment Office
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t he latter should be careful. It fi e- j
i:uently happens that a man carelessly
sto;s in t lie street, where he fught
r.ot t . and if hi. back is turned toward :
;j;n approacliing horse, he ii liable to be .
iun over if deaf. Io one. of course. '
I want.- to run over another, even if !
I the peflfsirian is at fault. i
Kor CONSTIPATION. BILIOUSNKSS,
LIVER ND KIDN&3T TROUBLES (
There is notrdng like
Yerba Buena Bitters!
1 For Sale at j
j All Drug Stores and First Class Bars.
A. J. BRADLEY
UNDERTAKER ,
AND
EMSALMCR
t, .UCY MBAIMER
Clrailuato Chicago College of
Embalming to attend Ladies
and Children.
Telephone 841
216 W. Washington St., Phoenix
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!FREE!
A Set of Teeth From $5.00 to SI0.00
Bead Gold Crowns $5.00
My i Gold Fiiiings $1.50 and up
PriCC ': Silver Fillings 50c. and up
LiSt Extracting. 50c.
Bear's Dim Store ! r. e. holbrook, nztz
v ' -J ' rvs-n - w MjiiiManjiuwim - 'TTMrntl.lMII III II.
I.MOK o-.lt for WI'.T FEKT and
KOJ.IiS thi." It.MJTV wenlh-r. IFyfiuj
-ati h voUl coi;:;' to FI!-".-lt and S't hfrt '
::oi.n ki"f:k and put i n a cHKsr,
i'i:)Ti:cTf w.
Year health FIJ4ST.
Yf.ur iurs SIC'O.NI).
RRMEMHF.lt, you s"t w hat y.v.i a5k
tor at
Cold Air Storage Market
S. J. TRIB0LET, Prop.
II4-K6 E. Vtasfaimjtoa St Opposite City Hall
leLphoae 64.
Just received from Kansas
City a Fhipment of shoicest
Beef Loins and Tenderloins
lluy your meats at my mar
ket and you will be satisfied.
New arrivals in l)liL.ICA
CJES. -
Holland Milkner Herring, Be.
each.
Holland Herrins -4riieed) 5c.
each.
Pickled Herring in Wine
Sauce. 3 for 2Cc.
Smoked Herring. 10c. dozen.
Smoked IJucklings, 5c apiece.
Shore Mackerel. 2 for 25c,
Salmon Kellies. lHc It).
Smoked Salmon, 40c. lb.
Smoked Sturgeon, 40c. lb.
Smoked Eel, 40c lb.
- Smoked Halibut Chunks, 23c
per lb.
.'.Smoked Goosebreast. Import
v ed and Domestic Cheese. Pick
les in bulk. Anchovies, Pickled
Sardines, Fresh Fish, Oysters
In bulk and in cans, etc.-etc.
- Opposite City lldll
Middle of the Block.
We ' rr the enly leffnlizod drusKist-;
thai havo a riffht t.- sell you pure v.-his-
kies tor your troubles, etc.-
IMPORTED
JAPAMESE NAFKinS-
.to;ail
CHURCH SUPPERS
SOCIETY DINNERS
FOR WHfCM
SEAL
BRAfID
COFFEE
msam-
-THE FINESTi CROWN-
IS PURCHASED.?
FOR SALE
The
Wakelin Grocer
Company
OUR LINE OF WOOLENS FOR
SPRING. 1902 i
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Ve take pleasure In announcing that
our Fprinp and summer goods will soon
be here. Dy th? advantageous placing
of larjce and early contracts for
STr(nK poods frqm the beat woolen
houses in America, we are in a position
to Rive every price advantage possible.
We do so by payintr.cash end discount
ing hills.
Thanking our customers and the pub
lic for past favors, and assuiing you
of our continued efforts to accord you
absolute satisfaction in all dealings,
as we have done heretofore.
Special attention given to ladies
costumes..
THE rJiSIIIONAClt
TAiLOR
43 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Established 1889. Telephone 2965.
NICHOLSON
Embroideries
and Laces
At thia timo of the year when every
one is 'havinr pomelhinjr marie" for the
summer, triiv.minss are naturally in
great tlemanil.
Our line thin season- Is the larfjFt
ever shown in Phoenix too large al
most but our buyer is enthusiastic
ever the beautiful, dainty things shown
in New York this reason and uc
fordingly has Fent us out a complete
line of the highest elass goods this
year's vintage. We feel sure the ladies
of Phoenix will be as mut-h enthuse. 1
as our buyer when they see the assorf
uient. The swllest products of France,
Ireland, Jerman Switzerland, th
""a nary Islands. Austria and Arabia are
h;re and ready for your inspection.
Prices consistent with nuality.
Percales
We received direct from Fall River,
Mass., yesterday a case of the finest
print percales all new-'0:1 patterns ami .
Ruaranteed colors.
These goods are put up with an ex
ceedingly soft finish and have almost
the appearance. of a Foulard
t iik when made in waists or
dresses. For boys waists children''1
dresses, men's shirts or ladies' shirt-
waists they have no equal in durability
3 iTiches wide 15c yard.
Mercerized
- Chambray
Every shade of this popular ma
terial is here and. awaiting your pleas
ure. All cur Chambrays are mercerized
in the yarn and therefore will loseun-
of their luster cr dainty coloring when
washed. This is going to be THE thing
for waists this season, and this is the
place to find the genuine French Cham
bray. AH colors 2;k. yard.
" THE BEST ALWAYS