Arizona republican., 1896-10-04

dations, room cannot be found for all.
 A. F. Messinger, the genial and pop ular assignee of the H. w. Ryder Lum- Der company, might have been seen last night on the streets with a re- filgent glow on his classic features. The cause was not hard to ascertain, for he had no hesitancy in relating to those who asked the reason thereof that he was the father of a bouncing little lassie of twelve pounds weight that arrived at o'clock yesterday evening. It cost him box of cigars for announcing the fact.
 Trinity church services today are as follows: Il a. m., Ultany and holy communion; hymn, S7; creed, Nicerie; Intriot, 438; Kyrie, 24; Gloria, tbi, 61 i; hymn, 238; offertory, 73; ,Sarctus, IT; hymn, 225; Gloria in Excelsis, 103; re- cessional, 346. Sermon: Text, Eccle- siastes, iii, 11th verse. 7:30 p. m., even song; professional, 6S2; responses, festal; Psalms, fourth day; Magnifcat 169; Nune Dimitus, 226 hymn, 513; hymn, H. offertory, 70; occasional, 20. Sermon. Text, St. John, vi, verse 10 Choir rehearsal, Tuesday and Satur- day, 7330 p. m. Sunday school, e:3O a. m.
 Beginning Tuesday night, October 13, and continuing ten days, Charles A. Crittenton of New York city will con- duct a revival meeting in Gardiner's hall, in which all of the Protestant churches of the city will unite. MT. CriUtenton is a wealthy business man 1 of New York, who Is spending his means for the good of his fellow men. He travels in his private car Good News and bears all of his own and his assistants expenses. He has founded and now maintains more than thirty rescue homes for fallen women and girls, and is devoting his life and fortune to tihis noble work.
 Territorial Secretary Bruce has been annoyed very much of late by the spas modic actions of rooster who held down fence post at night next door to MT. Bruces residence. The lord of the feathery tribe had a reprehen- sible habit of growing at all hours oi the night. Just as MT. Bruce would sink into a pleasant dream the crow
 ing of the rooster would banish all thoughts of sleep. Patience at last ceased to be a virtue and MT. Bruce complained to the recorder. The own
 CT of the feathery nuisance was
 brought into count and asked to ex-
 plain. He said that the cock was 6
 strong admirer of Mckinley and wou.i
 be taken with sudden bursts of en.
 thusiasm. How many chickens have
 you?" asked the recorder Well" re
 piled the man, besides that McKinley
 rooster I have sixteen chickens.
 What" roared the judge; sixteen tt
 one? That is too hard a combination
 you'll have to kill that rooster at once we can't have one growing over six
 teen.'' There has been noticeablt
 silence in that neighborhood lately the cock had been killed.
 People who buy bicycles" observe, Will Rhodes, the bicycle dealer
 should not ride them over once a weel without having them adjusted. Ono l properly adjusted they are all righ U until they wear out. Numbers of goo
 bicycles are worn out in a few week y when, if they were properly adjusted r they would last a very long time. Th l factories which turn them out pu Z them together rapidly, and especiall
 the machines sold at auction. The t also get out of adjustment in shippin d them, and wear lop-sided unless locke : after Any experienced repairer ca d adjust a wheel, and it is great say
 ing in the long run to have it done. ( l, course the wheels which have agent n here are attended to, for all of the1 l. are careful to tell purchasers to brin them back after a weeks run for per !, manent adjustmen The purchaser of outside wheels have no such advic 3 and it is for them that I speak Al . other thing is in oiling them. The fat = tories where they turn them out fill a !, the bearings, and working joints wit U vaseline. This excludes the oil thf inexperienced riders put into them, an the result is that they wear out rapidl $ because they are not oiled"
 U Phoenix is to be honored by wis ". VI from Charles N. Crittenton. the four 'i der of the famous 'fFlorence Cnittento
 Rescue Homes" scattered all over ol l. land. He and his party will arrive > his private car, Good News on Tue le day, the 18th, to remain ten day 2 During that time union revival SC le vices will be held in Gardiner's Ina
 afternoons and evenings. He has a le cumulated a fortune in business IT New York city, which he is spendi1 n in preaching the gospel and rescui1 is fallen women and providing homes f or them. He travels from one end of u
 land to the other holding special T of vivals and makes no charge whatev CT for his services or expenses. All a. asks of local churches is that they flu ne nish him house in which to hold l.