Arizona republican., 1899-12-30

DELAYED WEDDING AN NOUNCEMENT. MT. Charles Willis and Miss Rosa Troops were married about one month ago. Public announce ment of it has just been made.
 BARKLEY COMMERCIAL yCO.-Ar- ticles of incorporation of the Barkley Commercial Co. were filed with the county recorder yesterday. Thomas J. Barkley and Joseph F. Barkley are the incorporators.
 M. F. CHURCH, SOUTH.-Corner of Center and Monroe streets. Sunday school 10 a. m.; EpwOrth League, 6:15 D. m.; preaching, Il a. m. and 7:15 D. m., by Rev R. T. Forbes, of Tempe. Mir Forbes is a forceful speaker and all who attend these services will be amply repaid for going.
 J. F. SCHULTZ DEAD.-Joe F. Schultz, young man, died last even ing at S04 South First avenue. His home was in Davenport, la, where the family is well known. His brother and sister were with him during his last hours and will escort the remains back to Davenport where interment VIII De made.
 THE WASHINGTON CENTEN- NAL On Sunday the 31st inst, ser vice commemorative of the death of George Washington will be held by all the Masonic lodges of the state of New York In the city of Oswego, for eX- ample, the Masons assemble at their temple and march to one of the church es, preceded by a military detachment escorting the national flag draped in black. The services at the church will include a eulogy, an oration and special musical programme.
 ROOM IN PARIS. General Agent E. w. Gillett of the s. F. P. & P. yes terday received a letter from Mrs. J. D. Reed, who is now in Paris, saying that she would have no trouble in find ing accommodations there for Ari- zonians intending to visit the eXposi- tion. Those who wish to avail them selves of the opportunity to find quar- ters in Paris during the exposition may call on MT. Gillett for further in formation and at the same time make reservation for steamer.
 TWO DIVORCE CASES. Divorce business experienced a boom in district court yesterday. The first case reads d Gill Fleming Jones vs. Robert Fleming Jcnes. They were married in Memphis, Tenn, several years ago and have one child a daughter Marjorie, aged ? years. The defendant husband is ac- cused of desertion, intemperance and other offenses. The last case is that of Richard Poynter vs. G. c. Poynter. They were married in 1885 and lived to- gether ten years, when the defendant wife broke off the family relation. They have four boys ranging in age from five to fifteen years.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Cor ner Third avenue and Adams street. Services tomorrow as follows: Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching, Il a. m.; sermon by the pastor, Rev. Lapsley McAfee; text, Heb. iv, o.; theme, 'The Rest Awaiting Gods People" The en- tire service is designed for old people and a cordial invitation is extended to all such to be present. Old hymns will be used. The special music of the choir will be "Jubilate Dec" CHaydn), and offertory solo, "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say" Vannah), by Mrs. Barnes. Y. P. s. C. E., 6:3O; evening service, 7:SO; sermon text, Psalm, 65:11.; theme, ''The New Year." Special music by chorus and quartette.
 A CHANGE OF NAME. The Pat ton Grand was rechristened yesterday "The Doris Theater." The change of name was made for at least two req sons. One is because the place of amusement belongs to MT. F. M. Dor ris and the other is because it is not an opera house. There are compara- lively few grand opera houses in the world, though nearly every county seat in the United States and many small