Arizona republican., 1902-02-26

| PIANOFORTE RECITAL-The first | division of Miss Peck's pianoforte pu- pills, will give a recital Saturday after | noon at the residence of Mir. H. C. | Yeager on North Sixth street. | HE LIKES THE COUNTRY.-Mr. | Ed Treuhaft d business man of Ore l gon, H.. and a brother of Mrs. Louis | Melczer, is in the city for few days. | This is MT. Treuhaft's third visit to Phoenix. and every time he comes ne | is more favorably impressed than on his preceding trip.
 EVANGELISTIC SERVICES-A pro- tracted meeting is in progress this week at Bethany chapel. in Brilrs addi- tion. Frank Reed of Flagstaff is in
 charge of the singing, and the meetings
 are proving veKy successful in arousing
 religious interest Rev. MT. Sevier will
 preach there tonight.
 RT REV DIR. PENICK.-The Rt Rev. C. Clifton Penick, late bishop of
 Africa and brother of Rev. F.. A.
 Penick of Trinity Episcopal church of
 this city. is here on a visit to his
 brother and family. and will remain
 for some weeks. He will be heard in
 the pulpit at Trinity church next Sun
 Jay and occasionally during the Len
 ten season.
 INQUIRY AFTER 4 DEAD MAN
 An inquiry was received at the office of the probate judge yesterday from Alfred Boyd of Hill City, Kan, regard
 ing one. Jacob Cox. who the writer says died here early this year. The natural purpose of an inquiry about the dead would be to find out if any property had been left. That is what Mir. Boyd wants to know. No one could h. Cox.
 YOUNG PEOPLES RALLY-There will be a Baptist young peoples union rally at Tempe on Friday evening of this week. in which the unions of Phoenix. Tempe and Mesa will unite. Services will be held in the Tempe Bap- tist church at s o'clock. and the pro gramme will include short papers. an address, recitations and music. II will be good time socially and spiritually with refreshments for both body and mind.
 HE WAS A GOOD MAN.-The good points of d man are always given greater publicity after his death. In the case of Thomas Wilson. whose death at Cananea was mentioned by The Republican yesterday, all of his acquaintances were yesterday telling what a good man he was. honest. in- dustrious and reliable. He was fl years of age. and had lived in the Salt River valley since the early seventies. He leaves beside his aged mother. two sisters and three brothers.
 FOR VIOLATING THE EDMUNDS ACT--Deputy Constable Santiago Berryesa and Teresa Rivera were ar rested yesterday for violation of the Edmunds act. Complaint was made against them by Augustine C. BernaL They are charged with having lived to- gether as man and wife for several years. They were taken before Com missioner Johnstone. who set their hearing for next Friday. In the mean time they are at large oh their own TecogniZance.
 LAST RESORT.-A party of des perate Phoenix invalids with a forlorn hope, a hope almost against hope of re covering their health. will leave today for Agua Caliente hot springs. It is not likely that all of them and, per haps none, will return alive. The leave taking of their friends will be an affecting scene. The doomed are: Jerry Sullivan. Ed Ruppert, Bob Fromm. Jake Miller. Hi EIdred and II. w. Taafe. The funeral services of some will be conducted by the Elks, and of the others by the Eagles.