Arizona republican., 1901-05-26


 pointment before the territorial normal school on the evening of the ninth of June.
 THE VETERANS.--Rev. c. V. Cowan will address the veterans of the civil, Spanish and Filipino wars at the Baptist church tonight. The old sol oiers will meet at O'Neill hall and march to the church in body.
 HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT. The high school will close next Friday and Friday evening the commencement exercises will be held in the Doris opera house, at which time Rev. Frank h. Ferguson, president of the Pomona college, will address the graduating ciass' In addition very pleasing pro- gramme has been provided
 BUSINESS MEMS EXCURSION The $. F., P. & P. railroad has arranged TOT business mems excursion to Wick enpurg next Sunday at the alluring rate or S1 for the round trip. This will be a great opportunity for private citizens ana Worklngmen who cannot get away on week days to go out and buy a gold mine without losing any time.
 A BAPTIsMAL SERvICE.-A special ordinance of baptism will be adminis- tered today at the First M. F. church. It will be lent additional interest by the incident that four who will receive are Chinamen, Ong Ding. Lou Loo Way, Tee Town and another whose name could not be learned. These converts are members of a Sunday school which was maintained for a long time on North First avenue.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Suit was be- gun in district court yesterday by Lillian s. Sisty against H. J. Sisty for Failure to support. The parties were married in Salida. Colo, in 1899, ard came here about five years ago. The defendant was at one time prominently engaged in the mining business. They have a daughter, Lillian. ten years of age, for whose custody the plaintiff asks.
 TO IMPROVE THE MUSIC.-Here- after the choir of the Christian church will sing anthems from the Musical Journal of Boston, having subscribed Tor sufficient numbers to supply the entire choir This morning Prof. John ston will render Dudley Bucks com position entitled Fear Not Ye, Oh Israel" Dr. Rice will preach about Words at II o'clock. There will be no evening services.
 SPORTING EVENTS.--There was a series of physical contests in the Turk saloon, corner of First and Monroe streets, yesterday morning Grigalva Farada was fined s6 for fighting. and he paid it. Antonio Vadeo, With whom he was cortending, was fined $l0, which he did not pay, and was sent to jail. The second event came off an hour later be- tween Ciatano Garcia and Senobia Mi- fanda. There was a third man, but he got away. Garcia paid a $7 fine. Mi Ianda didn't have the money and he is in jail.
 BOARD OF TRADE.-The new com mittee chosen by the board of trade to solicit subscriptions for the sugar beet factory bonus will begin its labors next week. Mayor Talbot has received let ter from Dr. l.. H. Goodrich authorizing him to put his name down for s100. In to the names published on the list the following should have been added: National Bank of Arizona. T F. Hudson, Ed EiSele and Walter Hill sl00 each. and N. P. McCallum, H. Ben l.. Bear and M. J. Pettid, s25 each.
 MORE TROUBLE-The wheelmen of this city are not the only people who will have to keep their eyes peeled for the bogie men. The city marshal has posted notices announcing that the city ordinance against hitch.ng horses to telegraph, telephone and awning poles, or to anything else than hitching post or weight. means just what it says. and that on Monday he will begin it's deadly execution. Therefore anyone who has a hor:.a in his possession hereafter will do well to hang onto the lines or hitch it very carefully.
 A CHILD'S SUDDEN DEATH A three -year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Le Roy died of meningitis last night The disease could very easily be traced to it's source. Before break fast yesterday morning this child and another were given ten cents. with which they bought some apricots not quite ripe. They ate them all and at breakfast ate a large quantity of beans. The stomach rebelled and a serious ill., reas developed with great rapidty. The child which was in perfect health at 8 o'clock in the morning was dead at 9, at night
 MIR. SMITHS IMAGINATION-Mr. Childs of Ajo, who has been in town attending United States court, left last night for home. It will be re- memebered that last spring 8 story was printed in The Republican and other territorial papers describing a tragedy at Ajo, in which it was said that Thomas ChiTds. Jr.. killed a Mexican