Arizona republican., 1902-04-18

lserved her guests with a dainty lunch con. in courses. As an entertainer Mrs. Turner is a leader in the colored elite society of Phoenix.
 ST. CECELIA CLUB.-The St. Ce- celia Music club will meet with Miss Welch Friday evening at 7:30 The subject fer consideration will be Liszt.
 DEATH OF AN OLD SOLDIER 1 Teddy Morrison. an old soldier who has been an inmate of the insane asylum for d long time died there last night. 1 He will he buried from the undertaking parlcrs this afterraon, the members O. | the q. \. F. being requested to attend. TUCSON NISlTORS-Mrs II. VI. Cake and Mrs. Julian of Tucson arrived i here yesterday and are the guests of Mrs. Lizzie Coyle. They are en route to Prescott to attend the annual Ses- sion ct the Rebekah assembly which meets next Monady. Mrs. Cake being the president cf the assembly.
 AN OLD RESIDENT GONE.-Mrs.P. S kuhles who lived on east Van Buren street, died yesterday afternoon She l had been a resident of the city for many years. The funeral will take place this afternoon from the under taking rooms of Mohn & Easteriing The services will be conducted by Rev F. \. Rowland. of the NJ. E. church south. to which the dead woman be- l longed.
 | RETURN OF MR. MURPHY.-Su- pcrintsndent Porter of the NJ. &; P. yes l terday received a telegram from Pres l ident F. M. Murphy. of the g. F. P. X p, saying that Nice-president F. D. 1 Ilenna. of the santa Fe. who is BOW in l the southern part of the territory with 1 AIr. Murphy. returning from an eastern visit. will arrive in town tonight in his special train. The train will not stop in Phoenix but will go on directly to Prescott and Ash Fork.
 NEW CORPORATICNS.- of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes teriay: Exposition. Mining company, capital stock $l.G30GG0o Incorporates W. E. Troy. T. J. Hill and r. W. Stav- ems. of Prescott and Ney- York: Safety Grip Horseshoe company. capital stock l S500 003. incorporatorS C. $. N0rthr1p. 1 Fl. J. Froelich. T. F.. simmons. T. NJ Jones and T.. Ii. White G: New York; 1 Ni2nasa Gold Mining company. capital stock S5.0GG.G .GG0. i1corporators C. II. II. i German, H. C. Siesm@n and !. F. Cres- ser, If New York.
 SHE WAS ON THE WAR PATH ! Nellie Para. q woman living in the | southern part e the city. was arrested yesterday afternoon for carrying d con cealed weapon. She had at one time 1 been the wife Of Francisco Celayo, or at any rate she had lived with him, l and has had q grievance against him ever since. She started out on hunt 1 for him yesterday afternoon, and when | she was 0Vertaken she had in her pos session 2S calibra revolver of the cheap but effective American type. modelaI after the British and Ameri- can bulldog pattern, which. il is said, stays more people annually than all other makes Of reVolverS combined. | They are used especially by people who | contemplate suicide.
 | TO VISIT SWEDEN.-The interna- | tional supreme lodge of Good remplars will nee in regular biennial session in Stockholm. Sweden in July next and until quite recently it was feared that the grand lodge of Arizona would be unrepresented. But within the past week AIr. and Mrs. [. Irvine have de- cided to take advantage of the eXcur- sion rates to see Europe and will carry credeatial as delega tes from Arizona to the supreme lodge. Beth are veteran Good Te-npiars, though they have not been active members for several years past. They have taken steps to resume their places in the lodge and to regain lost honors so that they may go as duly qualified delegates. The records of Garden Valley lodge show that Mrs. irvine was initiated on April 13, 1878, at the second session o1 the lodge, while MT. Irvine joined in 1880.
 THE END OF HIS JOURNEY-A few months ago John 3. Fitzgerald Of Al West SiGty-tirst street New York caTe to Phoenix for his health. which Was than in 2 most desperate condition. He at last went into the Sisters hos pital. Where he remained until yester- daE afternoon. when he started to Los Angeles. lie died soon after the Mar icopa and Phoenix train reached Mari copa When Superintendent Porter heard of his death he ordered the re-
 mains to be brought back to Phoenix this morning and turned over to the ijn- ,crtaker to await instructions from the friends Of the dead man. Later d message was received from Maricopa saying the body could not be brought l D3Ch on the morning tram as an lN- quest would have to be held. Mr. Por- ter wired II. E. Clancy Of New York. informing him Of AEr. Fitzgerald , death.
 HE HAD | GOOD TlNE.-Dan Moore, q member Of q party of miners who came in from the north a week ago and sought to create a liquor famine in Phoenix without fully informing themselves of the resources of the men who dispense strong drink. was before Judge Burnett yesterday on a charge of drunkenness, for which he had been arrested the day before. in the course of the week MT. Moore had had one eye closed and had received other cas- ualties. but nothing could happen | him to stop a laugh which is always or his lips. lie laughed when he was ar
 rested and he laughed louder when Il:
 was thrown into jail. He quit idughi0e
 .onS enough when he was in court i.
 say that he was a miner. ami h. prove,
 it by the candle grease which he ha,