Arizona republican., 1901-11-11

M. ChriSty and Sheriff Stout. The sheriff caught his on the way back from Yuma recently, because the man sitting in the same seat insisted on ventilation. All Saturday night and a considerable part of yesterday un- der Sheriff Moeuer was busy preparing tea and administering quinine so that it looked as if the sheriff's blood would he on his hands.
 A WARNING TO GIRLS.-The police announce that they have noted lately that several of the little Indian girls employed in the city are on the streets at night at suspiciously late hours, and hereafter they will make it their business to keep an eye on little girls out after o'clock. It will. therefore. be a good plan for little girls to get home early at night. unless they have good excuses to offer when they are questioned.
 PHOENIX IS GOOD ENOUGH Hans Herlick. who was for several years a successful Phoenix business man. has succeeded to the ownership of the stock and fixtures of the Cali fornia Wine house and will again con duct a liquor business in this city. He mas been in California and Tempe for some time and has no complaints to make of his speculations in either
 
 he knows Phoenix is all right. too. and is glad to again get into the capital city band wagon.
 w. A. STOREY DEAD.-Mr. Will jam A. Storey, who has been very sick of typhoid fever for the last three weeks. died Saturday night about o'clock. MT. Story came here in the in terest of the Scranton Correspondence School and formed many acquaintances and strong friendships. He was mar ried less than two months ago. and his stricken wife will have the sym pathy of all who know her. The re- mains will be sent on Tuesday night to Providence. R. l.. for interment. and Mrs. Story will escort them. MT. Story was Q member of both the Masonic and I. O. O. r. fraternities.
 BASEBALL NEwS.-The Tucson Citizen says F. R. Armstrong man ager of the Tucson Grays. has re- ceived a letter from q Los Angeles manager. who proposes to organize a baseball league in opposition to the California league. and he has asked Tucson. Phoenix and Bisbee to join in the enterprise. Manager Armstrong has replied stating that Tucson would be willing to join the league. if proper backing can be secured and sufficient ly low railroad rates to makes the league practicable. The Review says that if the proper inducements are of fered. the Bisbee team will also join the league.
 THE CAPITOL GROUNDS.-The The capitol grounds looking un- usually bright and attractive thesa days having fully recovered from the effects of the tramping given them on Mckinley day. At that time many of the flour beds were put out of business and the grass was given a black eye, but the present appearance of things is testimonial to the faithfulness of Gardener Smith. The crysanthemum beds are among the first things that attract the eye of the visitor and the renewed vigor of the green sward is particularly good to look upon at this season of the year.
 AT JEFFERSON BARRACKS Walter T. Gregory, who has served his country faithfully in the Philippines as a member of the Fourth cavalry. is again on the old sod and is now sta toned at Jefferson barracks. Missouri. He has seen some hard service and endured illness almost unto death, but is now enjoying good health. His term of enlistment will expire next January, and it is altogether likely that before February puts in an appearance lie will be back in Phoenix He was formerly connected with various Ari- zona pe pers and some of his very in- teresting letters from the Philippines have been published in this paper. He has lots of friends here who will be glad to welcome him home. for he still calls Phoenix by that endearing name.
 MISS BREHM'S SUNDAY SERMON. Miss Marie C. Brehm. president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Illinois. and superintendent of the franchise department of the na- tional society of the w. C. T. U., gave an inspiring sermon at the Baptist church yesterday morning, her theme being "The Walk to Emmaus." She showed how care, ambition, sorrow or doubt may dim our vision and hide from us the face of the Savior; and how, walking with Him. spiritual strength will be renewed and His pres ence will be our strength. The several sermons and addresses given by Miss Brehm in Phoenix will long be remembered by those whose privi- lege it was to hear them. and should this gifted lady come this way again she will receive cordial welcome and will be greeted by large congregations. -O
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