Arizona republican., 1902-06-05
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 P. o. Corner.
TEMPE

An accident entailing heavy loss to Mir Eugene Adams occurred about :; o'clock yesterday morning when OF his return from t.e Ciia river country MT. Adams had driven to the Gila with four horses and two wagons to bring home his bees which have been there for some time. and was on his return home when he stepped at the home CT James Carroll south of town. to get drink Of water While there the four horses became frightened at some pass ing object and ran rapidly down tha road to the Priest school house, scal- tering left and right about forty colon ies of the bees along the way For tunately- TO one was injured.
 Miss Windes. daughter of Rev arG Mrs. Windes. is expected to return home from Long Beach. California, in few days.
 Dr. Moeuf's little daughter that has been ill has recovered her usual health.
 Postmaster Hodnett is adding greatly to the appearance of the pOstoffice and contributing much to the accommoda- tion of the public by placing q num- Der of keyless lock boxes of a very pretty design in the office.
 Roy F'rankenburg is completing a fine brick residence on his ranch southeast of Tempe
 S. Razor who has been visiting his cousins, the Goodwin brothers for tine past three weeks in Tempe. left for his home in Tucson yesterday
 w E. Mullen has purchased for his little daughter a fine bay saddle pony.
 The one year old daughter of MT. and Mrs NJ. E. Curry is very i'll.
 Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs. A. J Matthews drove over to Phoenix yes terday.
 A party. consisting Of about twenty in number and members of the clima- tological association of the east. visited Tempe yesterday evening. The party had spent the day in Phoenix and reached Tempe about ?. m They were met at the station by representa- . tive citizens of Tempe and driven over the town and out through much of the beautiful farming country lying to the south. They were highly pleased with this portion of the valley and with the hospitality Cf their hosts. and boarded the train in waiting in excellent spirits. They expect to visit the Loma Linda saratorium in Redlands. and other health resorts in California before their return east.
 \ fine and interesting piece of mech anism has been placed in the office of the territorial Normal, known as all ''elechrcmeter." and made Icy the Sem pire Clock company of St. Louis. The device is self-winding, registers the time. and can be set so as to ring the bells in the different class rooms at stated intervals.
 Mrs. i. B. Tomlinscn and daughter visited Phoenix yesterday.
 Strong protest has been entered by the local Baptist church against the ac- tion of the Baptist Womans Mission ary Society of the West at their re- cent anniversary held at St. faul. The action in question is protest made b. the society against Arizona 's admission to statehood. The first in Tempe tp condemn the expressed sentiment was Rev. Mir Newberry, pastor of the Bap- tist church, which he did by a letter to the Standard. published in Chicago, the official organ of the church In thIs communication Rev. Newberry eX- presses deep regret that such opposition should manifest itself i'll the St. Paul assembly. He also sets forth in 2 clear way the many reasons why Ari- Zona should become state. The sec ond to offer q remonstrance vas tn. Womans' Baptist Home Missionary sc- ciety of Arizona through their corr spending secretary. Mrs. Windes of Tempe. Mrs. Windes in letter which was addressed to Mrs. NJ. C. Burdett, corresponding secretary Of the general society. emphasized the value Of Ari- zonas educational advantages and SC; forth many valid reasons why admis- sion should be given the territory.
 James Irvine. one of the students iu