Arizona republican., 1901-10-20

theme. The Children of God" Mrs.
 Emma Cooper vii sing the solo, Jun
 Tor League at D. m.. Mrs. Arthur
 Gibbons, superintendent; Epworth
 League at 6:30. subject. A Bad Bar
 gain" leaders, Albert Hill and A. Don
 ofrio- At the evening service the pas
 tor will begin a series of sermons to young people. The first is. The Race
 of Life
 BASEBALL TODAY-The fire de-
 partment baseball team and the Grim son Rims of Tempe, will play a game of ball at Phoenix park this after noon, game being called at 2:30 o'clock. If the fire boys play good ball as they did last Sunday. and the Grim son Rims put up the same sort of a game they did the preceding Sunday. the firemen will be easy winners. But Tempe will do better. That much may be predicted, and the home boys must be prepared to play ball.
 FOOTBALL CAME The High school football team defeated the h. dian school team on it's own grounds yesterday afternoon by a score of , to 0. The game, though, was never finished. The score was to at the end of the first half, though the town boys seemed to have the better of the game. The Indians substituted a play CT the high school boys objected to. and the Indians left the field, the referee giving his decision as above.
 MIR. BAILEY HERE-Mr. A. w Bailey, the new manager of the Hotel Adams. arrived here yesterday morn ing from Denver accompanied by Mrs Bailey and maid. MT. Bailey spent yes terday in acquainting himself with his surroundings. and seems very much pleased with the outlook for d big winters business. He has been in Phoenix three times previously, his last visit being in April. 1898. He says he notes remarkable changes in the city since then. He is a most agree able gentleman and has had wide ex- perience in the hotel business having had charge of the Raymond hotel at Glenwood Springs and the Coronado Beach hotel.
 ROMEO AND JULIET-Just one act from this fascinating play will be given at the Good Templars' benefit .,u the 29th. by Prof. Beresford and Miss McFan. IL is seldom that an amateur essays to appear in Shakespeare, but in Miss McFall Prof. Beresford has found young lady of rare histrionic talent and thoroughly trained in elo- cution and impersonation. and one cal culated to make an ideal Juliet. Thos. who heard her in the medal contest on Friday night will not wonder that she should be selected for such aA import. ant character.
 DEPARTURE OF PROF. EEFNIER Prof. George D. Refnier left last on the Southern Pacific for Baltimorc Md, where he will be at his old hom+. surrounded by friends and relatives. The condition of his health was such that no hope could be offered by 9 longer residence here. His many friends in Phoenix will remember hin as a bright, intellectual young man anI they will regret his departure. Tde professor formerly conducted a higl class dancing academy and was consid- cred a finished master in his line. Men ton was made recently in t,iese l. umns of his intention of soon opening to the public a school of this nature. but his rapidly failing health rendered this course impossible.
 HEADGATE BREAKING. CASES. Henry E. Slosser. John Nelssen and others. charged with breaking the he2dgates of the Arizona Water com pany. came to town yesterday and pre- sented themselves in Justice Burnett's court. from which the warrants for their arrests were sworn out. They were all released on their own recoG- niZarces. The case Of MT. Slosser is a peculiar one. The Sloan decision. under which the officials of the water company was rendered in a suit in which he was the plaintiff and was in his favor. sustained an injunction a gainst the company from closing his headgate. From this order the com pany has taken an appeal. which is now pending.