Arizona republican., 1898-10-16
News of the Town

the CnflSIian CuuTcH tCGdy as IUiICWS- Morning. The Joy of Christ Fulfilled in His Disciples" evening, -'The Per- feet Law of Liberty"
 ERODE AT TEMPE Chairman Gill Of the county central committee announces that an arrangement has been made by which Col. Brodie will speak at Tempe Cn the afternoon of next Saturday, October 22. 2
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. - Rev H. P. Love of San Diego will fill the pulpit again today. Preaching at II a. h. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; Y. P. s. c. E., 6:30 D. m.; Junior Y P. s. c. E., 2:30 D. m.
 BAPTIST CHURCH. There will be services as usual today. Public wor- ship at II a. m. and 7:3v p. m.; bible school, 9:45 a. h.; Baptist Young Peo- ple's union. 6:30; preaching by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey; even ing theme, "Heroism and Heroes
 FUNERAL OF Nj N BELL. - Funeral services for the well known and highly respected citizen, M. N. Bell, will be held at his late home on Jackson street at o'clock this after noon. Rev. Dr. Halsey, pastor of the Baptist church. will officiate.
 SUGGESTED BY A DYING MAN. It is a remarkable fact that MT. NJ. N. Bell, whose fu2eraI services will be held this afternoon, suggested to Rev. Dr. Ha1sey the theme from which he will preach this evening, Heroes and Hefoism." Mir. Bell spoke of favor ite preacher in ass Moines who preached from this text, and MT. Hal sey said: That is timely theme to- day"
 A HOST OF CITIZENS Yeterday was a red letter day in United States court Nine persons were admitted to citizenship: Burpie E. Chute, native of Nova Scotia; E. P. Wilson and Rob- ert Watson of England, Jesus Mar tineZ and Pedro Armillo Of Mexico. Severin Mcnsen of Norway, Henry Stofen, Edward Westhoff and Henry Novatus Benzing Of Germany. The last two are priests of the Catholic faith.
 4 BURGLARY During the po.iti- cal meeting at the military plaza last night man burglarized the Gilbert house and broke into a trunk. Some ladies in another part of the house
  away. Suspicion fell upon a stranger. presumably a tramp, who had lately been employed to do s5me work about the house. A description of him was given Officer Galpin. He found the man down street and gave him hours to leave town.
 PROOF OF HIS DEATH An ap- plicaticn was made in the office of the district court yesterday fer a certifica- tion of the death of M. BourgOugnon, resulting from a rattlesnake bite. The certificate could not be issued from that office, though the usual one issued by the city health officer and attested by a notary would be equally effective. The request was made by BOurgoug- mons brother, who lives at San Fran cisco The deceased was an heir of a large estate in France.
 FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH, Services today at the First NJ. B. church, cor ner Second avenue and Monroe street tE. D. McCreary, pastor) as fellows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; mcrning service, II a. h.; topic, Christianity Service Of Sacrifice,' followed by the administration Of the holy communion; Junior league, 3 p. m.; meeting of Ep- worth league, 6:S0 D. m.; topic, The Choice of Moses" evening service. 7:30 p. m: topic, Hills of Help for Humankind" midweek prayer ser vice, Wednesday, 80 p. r.
 TWO BARNEYS.- Barney Murray and Barney Reilly were in police court on charge of drunkenness yesterday morning Acting Recorder Johnstcna fined Murray s1 and Reilly s1O. This seeming discrimination is susceptible of explanation. Murray's was quiet drunk. He was nuisance only in the sense that he lay around obstructing streets and sidewalks. People had to step ever him or around him. Reilly's was a different case He was stepping over people and wanted to fight the of ficers who rencnstrated with him. John Hamilton, a saloon keeper, was also jugged.
 WILL BE TAKEN CARE OF.-The local Red Cross society has taken lip the case in earnest of Clarence Hider, the young volunteer, concerning whom the Ladies' Relief society of New York had written the Red Cross. Hider is suffering from consumption consequent upon an attack of fever in CuUd anu lo HUN III c DAoOfAiy AAO-" pital. His only hope lies in a resi- dence in a milder climate. The Red Crcss society has written the New York Relief s-ciety directing Hider U be sent, and appointed two Of it's m 3m- bers. Mrs. D. F. Greenwood and Mrs. Helen S. Bury a committee to arrange for his admission to the Sisters hos pital. The Sisters at once became ln- terested in the young man. They said that cn account Of the absence Of the Mother Superior they were unable to depart from the rule establishing the rates, but they had no doubt that the Mother Superior, who will shortly re- turn. would make a rate which would be quite satisfactory to the society.
 DISTRICT COURT. In district court yesterday in the case Of Hurley vs. Hoadley, the repcrt of the referee was received and judgment was ordered confirming it. There was judgment for the defendant for costs in the case Of Simms vs. the Simms Improvement company ct al. Motion for new trial
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