Arizona republican., 1902-01-06

tam nm comfortably for the balance of his life
 DEATH OF MRS. H. w. STEWARD Mrs. H. w. Steward died yesterday morning about o'clock at the family home on North Center street of cancer of the face. She has been q long and patient sufferer. and the end of course came not unexpectedly to her friends She was S5- years old and leaves beside her husband. one child. q son. The family has lived here for number of years. Mr. Steward being q well known farmer. The funeral will be held at Bradley's undertaking parlors this afternoon at o'clock.
 K. T. CONCLAVE.-The Knigths Templar O., the city win meet in reg ular monthly conclave at the asylum in the Monihon building this evening at 1:3o o'clock. After the regular busi- ness of the evening has been trans acted the Order of the Red Cross will be conferred on a candidate for the various orders of Templary. The knights are rapidly increasing their members in this city from among the best material and are having some in teresting occasions in conferring tlra orders in this branch of Masonry A SPORTING EVENT.-The follow ing is an item of sporting news handed in to this office last night The Re publican disclaims any knowledge re garding the accuracy of it and valves on the part of any possibly aggrieved parties the right to bring libel suit against this paper: There was q game Of football at Tempe yesterday afternoon resulting in a victory for Tempe. The score was II to 0. The team from Phoenix was the O. K. They played with the O. K. ball. which was stolen after the game
 ANOTHER STOREY ADDED.-An- other Storey has been added to one of the best known houses in Prescott that of MT. and Mrs. H. C. Storey
 The recent improvement is q girl and she has been member of the family since the 2Sth day of December. Her parents were so elated they did not have time to give out the information
 before, but it is of the sort that is al
 ways good. MT. Storey being train master of the s. F.. P. & P. will prob ably see to it that the young lady gets special clear through life or. at any
 rate, till she changes her name.
 HORSE FELL DEAD.-Rather ar
 unusual incident occurred yesterday afternoon on Washington street in
 
 the band concert was over. Ben Kellner was going up the street on the gray horse he was accustomed to ride. when suddenly tke animal staggered over
 toward the north side of the street and
 fell, for q moment pinning the young man down to the ground. In the sub seqUent struggle Ben managed to free
 himself and crawl from under without
 injury. but before he could hardly get
 the saddle off the horse. the animal
 was dead. The horse was a good one and well known by those familiar with Phoenix street scenes. There was m apparent reason for his sudden death from any incident that had immedi- Gtely preceded.
 WEEK OF PRAYER.-The Phoenix Baptist church will observe the week of prayer by meetings as follows: On Monday. to , o'clock p. m: on Tues
 day, 7:30 D. m.; Wednesday. p. m. and
 : D. m; Thursday. 7:3O D. m: Friday. 1:3O D. m.: Saturday. , D. m. All will be cordially welcomed to these servi-
 ces. The Worlds Evangelical Alliance gives the following topic for Monday, Jan. 9th: The vision of God in Christ. Prayer for q deeper realization that ! God is. and that He is a rewarder Of them that seek after Him: for clearer recognition Of His holiness and power: ! for a stronger. more purifying faith. that He shall judge the world with righteousness and the peoples with i His truth: for a more grateful appre- hension of His love in the redemption of the world by our Lord Jesus Christ ::
 and for the full indwelling Of the Holy Spirit
 UNIQUE TIMEPIECE.-A. Oppen- heimer, q genial travelling salesman representing Livingston & Co.,, import
 CTS and wholesale liquor dealers of San Francisco. on his second trip through Phoenix, demonstrated to some newly acquired friends at the Hotel Adams that things are not always what they seem. His illusion was in the form of what appeared to be an Elks' or Eagles 1 button, worn properly on the lapel of his coat and fastened to q buttonhole. It is about the size of a Grand Army cannon button, but in reality is no emblem whatever, but one of the most unique timepieces ever manufa ctured- unique even in Switzerland. where it was made and where curious timepieces exist in profusion. In spite of its dim inutive size the watch keeps perfect time. requires winding only once in every thirty-four hours, like most other watches. and is so conveniently car ried that the possessor may ascertain the time of day while lighting a cigar