Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
5:30 D. m.

VCSIefQaV were reported by the United States weather
 bureau:
 5:2O a. m 5:3O D. m ! R1rOm- pressure -. 29 74 2964
 Tem. dry bulb . 79 101
 Tem. wet bulb .. 62 72 Tenn. maximum 108 1O3
 Tenn. minimum . 70 v
 Rel. humidity .. 38 g
 Wind, direction .... w w
 Wind, velocity ..
 Precipitation .... 0 0
 State of weather ..nClear Clear.
 A BUSINESS CHANGE. -J c.
 Oroszco has purchased a half interest in the bar at the Hardwick hotel.
 NEW POSITION. Word has been
 received that Miss Harriet Morton, q
 member Of the territorial normal fac ulty last year, has been appointed teacher in the normal school at San Diego.
 BAND IS HOME. The balance of the Indian school band. the largest in 1 stallment which has returned from the Omaha exposition, arrived last night Two big wagons awaited at the depot to take them out to the Indian school. 1 HORSES FOR GLOBE. Thomas [ Armey, proprietor of a livery stable in i Globe, has been in the city 9 few days,
 during which time he has purchased twenty head of saddle and driving i horses for, his stable. The horses will 1 be shipped today by rail.
 1 A NEW BABY. There are babies i and babies. All babies are nice, of course especially to their own papas and mammas, but some are nicer. Boy babies are the best kind and when they reach the ten-pound notch they are par excellence. One of this par
 ticular kind Of babies arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Robin son on Saturday night with the result that yesterday seemed more like a hol- iday at the Robinson mansion than like a common, ordinary Sunday. SUMMER WIDOWER SUFFERS A RELAPSE. An old resident who has always been a strong advocate of Phoenix summer climate, a couple of weeks age wrote his unsuspecting spouse how cool it was here, thus in
 ducing her return a month ahead of the scheduled time. He is in cOnse- quence a summer widCwer a second time Although the Western Union Telegraph company will still continue to do business here regardless of the weather, it will not be safe tc mention Phoenix climate to it's local manager.
 BASE BALL TODAY. A practice game of base ball was played at the park yesterday between the DeMund team and Ca; Williams nine, but no tally was kept of the scores. From all appearances the DeMund nine won, with 8 number of tallies to spare. The purpose on the DeMunds' part was to practice for a game which will be held at the park this afternoon, in which Tempe will oppose the local team The 1 Phoenix nine will be strengthened soon by a player from San BernardinO, Will Hogan, who played with the DeMund nine in it's game in California. Hogan is a splendid mar behind the bat and is expert with the stiCk also.
 KISSING BUGS. There was kiss ! ing bug in town yesterday that had the i biggest run of business of any insect {; Gf the kind that has yet visited these ! parts. He caught nearly every one ] on the street and was partial to men 1 because the men always treated after l receiving the compliments of the bug i The ladies only screamed and ran [ away. It is useless to state that he ] was a fake and was only travelling on ! tbc reputation Of the genuine, else he i would have selected his visitors from ! among the ladies. As to his mode of | that is too long story ! and full information can be had from i Al Arthur and City Marshal HoOker. | who finally 1an him down.
 A QUIET WEDDING. MT. D. c. | Akin and Miss Edith L. Morrow were | quietly married on Saturday night by | Dr. Lewis Halsey at his residence Miss Morrow is the daughter of H. c. i ldorr0w, proprietor Cf the Phoenix music store. She is an accomplished i young woman and has made many friends during her brief residence in Phoenix. She came here from White hall, H., about a year ago. MT. Akin came here from Denver about the same time and accepted the manage ment of the Phoenix music store. He has been in the music business for years, having been connected with the J. D. Mendrich & Co. of Denver ten years.
 DISARMED. Tn every community, especially in the west, there are some youthful gentlemen who like to ex- periance the sensation of being called upon to carry 9 gun. They do not really want to kill any one, but are curious to know just what they would 1 do if they were placed in a position where they would have to defend some | ones honor by force. Feeling this way. they sometimes go out in the highways and hedges at night weight ed down with a six-shooter seeking an opportunity to get frightened at some thing. then blaze away at the stars in | self defense and come home with thrilling tale to relate of very narrow escape and how bravely they acted un- Ter the circumstances. One of these