Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

lIlcl IS HSW III SeSSlOn at the ISS Methodist church, corner Adams and Fifth streets. Services at 2:30 and 100 Services Sabbath are as fellows: Love feast at 10:15 a. m. Preaching at Il a. m. by Bishop Hart Subject, "The Blessings of Moral Purity" This ser vice will be followed by the admins tration of the sacrament oi the Lords supper. At 2:30 D. m. the bishop will preach again, subject, The Righteous ness of the Law Fulfilled in Us" and again ct 7:S0 p. nl., subject, "The Ientr- mediate State-General Judgment ahd Eternal Destiny" The addresses by the bishop are characterized by pro- found thought and power. All meet ings are under the direction Of the bishop and his wife.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Servi ces at the Presbyterian church tomcr- row as follows: Sabbath school 9:45 a. m Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee. Il a. m. and 7:3O p. m., with music led by chorus choir. Ohertory solo at the morning service, Abide With Me-" (Shelley) sung by MT. Andrews, and at the evening ser vice, 70 Eyes That Are Weary,
 (Brackett,) sung by Mrs. Sloan. Y. P. s. c. E. 6:30 p. m.
 THE FEDERAL GRAND JURY The United States grand jury made its first and final report yesterday after noon, having been in active session a little more than half a day. There were several oeses to be considered, but only one of any importance. That was the case of Charles Hood, former member of the customs service station ed at Yuma, who was accused of hay ing attempted to defraud the govern ment by the alteration of expense vouchers. The charge was ignored. Hood had been in town during the con- sideration oi his case. He left last night for Yuma. The other cases were those against Mexicans and Indians charged with selling liquor to Indians in the care of an Indian agent, and against persons accused of a violation of the Edmunds act Several true bills were returned against persons in the jail and three against persons who were not in custody but will be today. The trial jury of the United States court will be impaneled next Monday. At the same time the territorial grand jury will begin business and a week later the territorial tral jury will sit.
 THE WORD. DOG.-The case of E. Romley, charged by Simon Ackel with having applied various insulting epi- thets to him was tried in Justice Bur netts court yesterday. There were four counts, each one containing a separate epithet three of which were so bad that they cannot be reprinted The fourth was the simple word dog. There were four witnesses who were divided as to the exact language used but they all agreed upon one thing that Romley had applied the word dog to the complainant, put two of then sWore that he had said nothing strong CT than that. The court decided that dog is not an abusive epithet with in the meaning of the statutes; that the dog is an animal of many noble characteristics and that more than half the human family would be honOre6 by that appellation; that frequently the only one injured by the use of it descriptive of a man would be the dos himself In this case however. no dog has been heard to complain. The cas- was dismissed. The parties to the dis pUte are subjects of the sultan within whose dOminions the word dog mean: something.
 THE OLEA CASE.-Theodore Olea was tried yesterday by Justice Gray on the charge Of illegally registering Diego Castenado and persuading that worthy to swear falsely on the regis tration blank The case fell thrOugf and the defendant was discharged. Tht prosecution had in support of it's case and as a basis for the arrest, the affi- davits of the man registered and O. Pasqual Grijalva that the registration was illegal and at the instance O. Olea. It was admitted by all that Gas tcnad0 was in a room with severa others at the time and asked all wh, wanted to be registered to come for ward. Then is alleged to have occur red the subOrnation O: perjury | Castenado was put on the stand yesterday and testified in substanC' that he didn't know much O anything. He said that he was borl in Sc-Ora, but did not know whethe his father was ever naturalized or not Neither did he know whether or no | he had signed the regis tra ton blank O
 if he did sign it. what the nature O it's contents was. Pasqual testified that although he was in the room Whel | Castenado was registered he was il such a positiCn that all he could SC
 was the mans feet and he could no overhear the conversation. There wa clearly nothing to hold the defendan cn. but it was very evident that Gas
 tena do and Grijalva are incapable O swearing to the same thing twice i,
 succession.
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