Arizona republican., 1899-03-11
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

COSMOPHONE ENTERTAINMENT
 The Salvation Army will give cos D mOphOne entertainment at their hal I tonight. The entertainment will bt
 conducted by Adjutants Shano ant
 Wood.
 AMATEUR ACTORS.-Mrs. RicharC
 Castillo, who is well known here as ar
 actress, has agreed to instruct lOca
 company of amateurs. They will prob
 ably present their first play shortly , after Easter.
 NEW WORKERS TO HAVE MUSIC
 The Indian band will play at the
 picnic of the New York society on Sat
 urday, March IS, through the courtesy
 of MT. s. NJ McCowan, superintendent
 of the Indian school.
 BROUGHT FROM FLAGSTAFF F.- Deputy Sheriff J. w. Francis and Mrs. G. F. Lohn arrived last night from Flagstaff with an insane woman in
 custody. This is the third contribution to the insane asylum from Flagstaff
 within the last three months.
 A BILLIARD EXHIBITION.-J. P. 1 Kraber yesterday received a telegram : from George Spunks, the billiard eX- pert, with whom he has been cores 1 pending regarding an exhibition at the l. i be here next week. The dates Of the
 exhibition days have rot yet been fixed.
 i SPINSTER'S ENTERTAINED. -
 The Spinster's Literary society rend-
 cred a good programme at the O'Neili
 hall last night. A large number Of 1 ladies took part in the entertainment
 which was enjoyed by all. The pro- ! ceeds of the evening will be assigned ! to the organ fund of the First Presby- 1 torian church.
 PREFERRED TIME.-There were two hobos and two trunks in police court yesterday. The~latter were fined | S4 each and the former S15 each The drunks said they didn't know how they could make a dollar a day more easily than by laying in jail. The ho-
 bos said the wages allowed by the city was satisfactory to them too, and they were taken below
 DEATH OF w. s. WHITE.-W. $. White died shortly after nine o'clock last night at his residence about five miles south of Tempe. He was 3 years of age and leaves wife and two children. MT White was well known in this valley, having come to Tempe about eight years ago from Kansas at the time of the large influx Of Kan sans. His remains will be embalmed and shipped to Pomona, Cal, for in termcnt.
 TO HOLD UNION SERVICES- Bishop John H. Vincent will preach in the First M. D. church again Sunday morning. Owing to no services being held in the Presbyterian church, the members Of that congregation will unite with the Methodists at the morn ing service and the Presbyterian choir will furnish the music. In the evening 1 both churches will again hold union services at the Presbyterian church, ! the Methodist being dark.
 A PARTY AT THE OPERA HOUSE. l Last evening MT. Will Patton and | his sister, Miss Clara, gave a party to !. a number Of their friends at the opera 1 house. There were ffty-fve young ! people present, and for half hour an informal reception was held. At S:45 ! the stage, which had been artistically . arranged for the occasion, became Q | pretty scene Of youth and beauty 1 dancing to exquisite music. Refresh ments were served at 10:30 and the party broke up at F o'clock.
 IRISH-AMERICANS MEET. - The members of the Irish-American club of this city held meeting at the Ford L. of meeting, other than to dis cuss affairs generally. The Hibern- ians propose to leave no stone unturn- ed to insure the success of the celebra- ton on St. Patrick's day. John $. Cooper was elected floor manager for the dance and those who know the iovial gentleman believe that he has had experience in that role.
 THE INDIANS DANCED The en- hall at the Indian school last night was crowded. As was an -icipated, the realistic Apache war lance was a feature well worth going -O see. Several old timers who were there said that considering the sur nothing could be more nat lral. The rendition Of the programme vas excellent and no number served to mar the success Of the entertainment ( t is the last entertainment of it's kind which will be held at the Indian school his year and those who were in at enhance will no doubt avail them elves of any future opportunity to be present. on similar occasion. The en- ertainment reflected credit on those who are taking part in training the indians. Nearly all the legislators ] were there: the members of the council I s guests Of Aaron Goldberg, while the EemperS or the house were the guests # the MaricOpa county assemblymen. 3
 A LOST CHILD.-A little child fur \ lished a problem to the sheriff officials E -esterday. It did not look as though it E we're more than two years old. Its hair E. vas light, but for which circumstance E t might have been taken for a AIeXi- | k 'an. It had been found wandering on E. he street and taken to the court < house. It was not scared but on the k seemed pleased when it was $ given an apple half as big as it's head. ! s t was discovered that the child could s peak both Spanish and English, one E bout as well as the other. There was |6' | difference Of opinion as to the sex. The question was submitted to the s' hild itself. Are you Q boy or a E ,irl?" asked Deputy Boyd. Boy" was l, he reply. The same question was ask S'