Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-09

a DIVORCE SUIT. - Suit for di-
vorce was begun in district court yes
terday by John Sievers against Eloysa
Sievers on the grounds of abandon
ment.
WAITING TELEGRA4iS. - The
Western Union Telegraph company has
undelivered kilograms for Mrs. w. r.
Berdet, William D. Wood, Belle Dilda,
r. j. Shea, S. F. Cochran, James S.
Daugherty.
BOUGHT A RESIDENCE. - Pro-
fessor ]. Curtis WATSON yesterday
bought of Col. McCord his North Cen
ter street residence. The price is said
to have been something more than
81, coo. Professor WATSON is intending
to invest heavily in Phoenix real estate.
NO CLUE TO MILLINERY THIEF.
No clue was obtained yesterday of
the thief who lifted $40 from hat at
Scofeld's millinery store the night be
fore. There was not much of descrip-
ton to start with, so that the only hope
of catching him lay in identifying the
bills he took.
y ROUGH RIDER ILL. - Captain
Greenwood, formerly a member Of
Company A of the Rough Riders, is
quite sick at the Sisters hospital. Cap
tain Greenwood was present at the bat
tie of San Juan Hill and stood along
side Captain O'Neill when that hero
fell.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION. -
There will be called meeting of the
society of the Sons of the American
Revolution at the Office of J. Ernest
Walker, South Second avenue, this
evening. at 1870 O'Clock. Visiting mem
bers of the society visiting in the city
are invited to be present.
BAPTIST CHURCH. - Second av-
enue and Jefferson street, Lewis Hal
sey, D. D. pastor. Services tomorrow
as follows: Public worship, II a. m.
and 1880 p. m; bible study, 9:45 a. m;
B. Y. P U, $50 p. m; pastors even
ing theme, 1.-The Former Days Not
Better a cordial invitation TO all.
MR.. RICHARDSON DEAD. - Mr..
Richardson, who came here some two
or three months ago for his health, fell
a victim to typhoid fever and died
Thursday night at the sanitarium. He
was formerly a government official, be-
ing employed in the Indian service. His
home was at Washington, D. c., and
the remains were shipped last night for
interment there. Mrs. Richardson,
who was with her husband during his
last hours, accompanied the remains.
REPORTED ROBBERS. - An at
tempt at robbery was made yesterday
at noon at the residence of a Mr.. Ed
wards, living near the water works. \
daughter of Mr.. Edwards saw a. man
coming out of the house carrying two
overcoats, one belonging to her father
and the other TO her brother. She
screamed and the thief dropped the
coats and fled. The attempt was re-
ported at the sheriff's office. Night be-
fore last building near Col. Millay's
residence in which some goods were
stored, was broken open.
THE MASCOT SAYS NIT" Mr.
and Mrs C. B. Goodell announce their
departure for Los Angeles to make
their future home. Pending the ar
rival of Mr.. D. c. Hinsdale, who will
fill the office which Mr.. Goodell has
resigned, the next few days will be
fully occupied with taking leave of the
many friends they have made during
their seven years residence here. 1t is
rumored that the Postal Telegraph
company is Offering heavy brides to Sc
cure the white, woolly mascot which
has been upon the Western Union pay
roll for some years, but Jingle says
Nit
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Cor
ner of Adams street and Third av-
enue. Services tomorrow as follows:
Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m; morning
service, II a. m, with communion and
reception of members. Instead of reg
ular sermon the communion thought
will be based on the words, Thou God
Seest Me-" Ofertory solo by Miss Sar-
gent, 80, Wondrous Cross" Y. P. S. c.
E., $50 p. m; evening service, 1870 p.