Arizona republican., 1902-05-04
AdditionaI Local

Neice. whose voice delighted the audi ence at the opera house the other night will sing at the Methodist church tc moIrow.
 WAITING TELEGRAMS.-The are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph company for Jessie Cooley, Wm. James Ford, Jose Redon- do. Luke Trumbull and J. NJ Well. ADJUSTMENT OF LOSSES-Messrs Clinkscales and Faust, the insurance adjusters. were busy yesterday with the losers by the fire of "Wednesday night. They will remain in town over ! Monday.
 THE PARK LAkE.-More water was turned into the lake at the park yesterday so that it is deep enough for rowing. The arc lights around it have been put up, making it the most St l tractive place in the valley at this sea- son of the year. It resembles "ity park and it is so light one can row as well by night as by day.
 A NEW SINGER.-Edward H. Neisz. who has been in the city for some time but who has but recently made known his capabilities as a musician, will this morning sing a solo at the First M. l.. church. Mr. Neisz has a rich baritone voice, which will add greatly to ;he local talent of the city. His selection ' today will be Jesus Bids Me Come" \ GOLF CHAMPION.-A telegram was received yesterday from Garden City. Long Island. saying that Paul Murphy. son of the governor, had won the club cup in the inter-scholasric golf tournament of Long Island. Du:- tn phnaniV n he win vacation he astonished visitors at the country club by his expertness on the links
 A NEW YORI<.-Not the one at the mouth of the Hudson river but one | near Salt river that was first seen last night about S:45 o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. William w. York. This | particular York is an Sla pound boy and he came into the world with ra- zor in each hand announcing his arri- | val in a clarion, rapid fire voice that reminded those around him of 9 bar 1 Der
 FIRST NJ F. CHURCH. - Corner | Monroe and Second avenue; Rev. Cla- renee V. Cowan, pastor Divine servic- es for today are as follows: Sunday school 9:45 a. nl.: preaching Il a. h.. theme. Jacob Wrestling With the An gel" Junior League D. m. Epworth League 6:SG p. m., subject Prayer q Necessity" leader, C. A. Massie. Preaching 7:30 D. n., theme, "The ! 'hgrch In God
 l ARRESTED FOR ARSON.-Bisbee enjoyed a fire Thursday afternoon that did not amount to much, but it might have swept away good part of the i business portion of the town. l. is be- lieved the fire was kindled by a couple of tramps, who were caught and jailed
 and if the evidence bears out the be- lief. the pleasure the Bisbee people will
 take in railroading the lads to the pen itentiary will far exceed their satisfa@- tion in knowing that the new chemical engine works nicely.
 TO QUIT RETAIL USINES.-Bux- ton & Co. have decide dto abandon their retail business and devote themselves exclusively to wholesale trading They
 had this move in contemplation for some time, but no time for making the
 change had been fixed until the fire of
 Wednesday night. The room occupied
 by the firm is still habitable. but Cap
 tain Alexander, the owner of the prop ,erty, intends to build a new brick struc-
 ture at once, necessitating an immadi-
 ate vacation of the premises.
 SAW LIVINGSTON KILLED. J U. COttrell returned yesterday morn
 ing from Benson. He saw Char
 les Livingston killed ther on Friday
 afternoon by James Shephard. Mr
 Cottrell was standing within a few feet
 of the murderer when he fired the fatal
 shot. It was the most horrible tragedy l l1a
 drunk for three weeks Livingston had been taking care of him and as stated in the special telegram to the Republican yesterday morning. was trying to put him to bed when Shep- l hard killed him.
 DEATH OF CAPTAIN WILLOUGH- BY.-Captain J. T. Willoughby died al Tucson day before yesterday. He was
 living in this country for his healtf and he spent considera ble of his time
 in Phoenix. He had had stirring ca reer in many parts of the world. Ht
 acquired his military title by con- , manding q troop of the Rhodesa
 horse in the early days of the South Al rican war. He subsequently served
 with the American forces in the Phil iDpines and afterward went back tC
 ANe'f
 ill health drove him out of the ser
 vice. Captain Willoughby was a very
 entertaining talker and an interesting
 writer.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT.-Justic, G. D. Gray was able to be in his offic, . yesterday for little while. just lons enough for the aarai ignment of Agus , tin Bernal, charged with stealing va.i
 GUS bolts of suitirg from Ross the tai Tor on the night of the fire. His ras,
 was set for trial on Monday afternoon
 at , o'clock. Juana Cruz was arrested
 for drunkenness and disorderly ,,on duct. Sine proved to be an Indian gir
 seventeen years old, and had formerl! been d student of the Indian school bu had escaped restraint and placed her
 self in the midst of improper associa
 tions. Ii the party who sold her the Ii EQuor can be discovered there may bt
 another case in court.
 BROUGHT HIS TRUNK.-F'. A. Fri
 tie. Jr., registrar of the land office 0
 Prescott, arrived here yesterday morn