Arizona republican., 1899-09-10

back, arriving with him yetlterda :
morning. Bunker pleaded guilty. tC
rhe theft and almost cheerfully paid
rs line, (which OILY covered the coste
in the case. Bunker had become SC
strongly attached to the pup I,y three
days association that he felt himself
unable 10 give lIim up. After paving
the fine HE turEed to Mr. Wagner and
offered him $2j for the d2r. The offer
was rejected.
GUIDED BY ANIMALS EAR.-The
river at Tempe was not forlable yes
terN1ay, but it was possible to swim ii.
| That is the way Lew Collins got across
with his stage. Frequently nothing
could be seen above the wild waste of
waters but afp ear of a m1le Mr.
Coll'-is madsiitEl1t ear his guiding star.
| followed it and was safely landed
with his cargo on the hither bank.
Thus it seems that i'm. Gfcit faith.
even in mule, it not without its re-
ward.
A WORK OF ART@Tha Williams;
News has lately issued a handsome and
artistic business directory of the city,
the work of C. A Neal. formerly con,
nected with the job printing depart
lnent eff The Republican. Beside the
directory there is large half tone
view Of ME town and another view
taken on the tTfail in Cataract canyon,
the home of the lSupai Indians. The
work is highly creditable TO the art
preservative and is calculated to give
abroad a better opinions of Arizcuu.
THE CAMP MEETING -Interest
not only Continues, but seems to in
crease in the services being held at
the camp meeting grounds in BriHs
addition. At Friday nights meeting
it is reported that there were a dozen
converts to the cause of Christianity
who after an able SEM on delivered
by Rev. Lawrence ReTro1dS. manifest
ed their intention of leading different
lives. The meeting throughout has
been very successful and those in
charge feel That they have enjoyed
season both of profit and pleasure !
Another we'll attended service was
held last night. the street cars to ard /
from the camp grounds being heavily
lJad2dL Unless some change in the /
plans is made the meetings will close |
with tonight's services at which the 1
largest atteE'fance of The series is ex>
pected
THE ARTIST HILDTARD. The /
scIfptfve of the famous artist w. H
Hfifiard. WHO is now in ttfFpt city,
which was foumeTFy his. home.
One of his pictures. 1.-The Fight
Above the Clouds is, in the capitol at
Washington: another The Tomb Of /
John Howard Payne at Ttin:s'' after
being exhibited in the Merrill gal +
iery at Detroit. was purchased by
Senator Thomas W. Palmer for
$4,000 Victor Hugo was 50 much
pleased by one OF Mr.. Hflliaad's pic
lures, in fine Paris Salon that h
bought it fer cTn of the ornaments of
his home. One of billiards. pictures
now owned by Baron James Roth
childS. WIND Against Tide" has
gained worldwide fame from the etch-
ing made Of it by R. Kent Thomas and ]
by Philip Gilbert HamT.ton's apprecia-
I've criticism. One of Mr.. billiards.
is in Phoenix, a painting
Of Tanghann0ck Falls, owned by
Rev. Lewis Ha1sey.
ROUNDING UP THE STUDENTS.
Professor F. Yale Adams. who fills
the chair CT history and pedagogy ut
he territorial university arrived in
he city from Tucson ON yesterday
notring's t1-ii;E. He IS travelling over
he territory in the interests of the
nst.Tut:on, meeting prospective stu
Tents and placing before them the {
lfpyaIIsageS of the university. its re-
IlIire tnts and the opportunities Of
cred to those seeking E higher educa-
ion. The university Will begin its
ears I9G50rs On the Doth of this month. =
l1sd It is believed will open With
coed attendance. The school of mines
t1st now is attracting considerable at
ention and students for this course OF
Instruction are coming from The far
asst. Professor Adams WITS formerly
roam st. LaiwrenAe county, New
7o1,k. the home county of several
veu Known Phoenix families, and he :
inds many old acquaintanceS in TINS
INV. He will be here for several days,
,ffpr- which he will probably take q
hort "trip to the northern part OF the
erritory-