Arizona republican., 1902-06-15
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| l THINGS.-Is the subject of the lis course at the First Methodist Epfsco- pal church this morning. Mir. E. P. Wilson will sing a tenor solo entitled Over the Stars There Is Rest Looking For a Man" will be the theme of a short discourse in the evening. The Sunday school will meet at 9:45 a. m. and the Epworth League at 5:45 D. m.
 THE HELM CASE.-Ed Helm was tried yesterday on the charge of failing to provide for his children, and dis charged. He proved to the court that himself and wife had sep arated, the agreement between them being that each was to take and provide for two of their four children, and that he had made pro- vision for the care of the two left in his possession.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Firs t church of Christ, scientist, corner Cen ter and, Jefferson streets. Services II q. m.. subject, God, the Preserver of Man" The golden Text, Tn God l have put my trust; will not be afraid what man can do unto me- Psalm 56:11. Solo by Miss Grace Holland. Prayer and Answer" Sunday school F m. Wednesday meeting 7:45 p. n. Reading room open daily from ? to 4 D. m.
 DIR. NORTON HOME.-Dr J. C. Norton returned home yesterday morn ing after very busy and somewhat t extended trip on sanitary business. Though he has not been taking vaca- tion last night was the first night he spent in Phoenix for twenty-five days. He went to Douglas first, then back to Phoenix, leaving the same evening for California. From there he went back to Cochise county, returning home yes terday morning.
 N. D. CHURCH SOUTH.-Services will be held in the adobe church, cor ner of Center and Monroe streets for the last time tomorrow. This was the first church in the territory and all are invited to attend the closing services. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. R. A. Rowland. at Il a. m., subject, The Burning Bush. :" In the evening the Epworth League vii meet at :, and at Rev. L. J. Hadg- peth, former pastor will preach. Sacrament of the oLrd's Supper will be &@:Hinistered at the close.
 IT COST HER S12.-Simona Peralta. who has become a regular patron of Justice Gray, came into court yesterday 7 and the justice presented her with q nice little fine of twelve dollars. Sim ona some days ago had a falling out with her erstwhile friend, Silvana Sanez, and gave her round or two under the Marquis of Gooseberry rules. When she was called for eXamina tion she was too drunk to be presenta ble and even yesterday found it still neces- sary to wear a wet towel around her head.
 ANNOUNCEMENT OF A MAR RIAGE.-Usually when announcement is made of an approaching marriage vigorous effort is not made to conceal the names of the parties, but it must be so in this case in respect of the name of the bride to be. But it is nc be- trayal of confidence to state that the groom will be Walter Gregory. a gal lant ex-Rough Rider. good newspaper man, and better known to fame as the author of Willie Jones. Trooper '' The Duke of Bustminster," and other works of fiction.
 WILSON'S EXAMINATIONS preliminary examination of Grant Wat son, charged with stealing three horses from Colonel Vim. Christy. was begun yesterday in Justice Burnett's court but was continued until Monday for other witnesses. William F.. Brown was arraigned on charge of aggrav- ated assault and his examination was set for Monday. Brown has been ar rested twice for an outrag geous assault committed on a Mrs. Cornell and has been twice dismissed. He was brought here first from the southern part of California and altogether the case has cost the county about $500.
 PATCHING UP THE JAIL.-Some of the prisoners in the city jail crawled under the bath room Friday evening and dug a hole nearly through the brick wall dividing that apartment from the hall basement, when they were discovered. Most of them spent the rest of Friday night and Saturday i'll the iron cages while force of work