Arizona republican., 1902-03-15

violent operation of the deductiNe process to associate Miller with the crime of the night before.
 | UNDELIVERED TELEG RAMS There are undelivered telegrams at tha Western Union for Emery ". Fisher and \. J. Ccvey.
 A CHURCH DINNER-1he dinner given by the ladies of the First NJ. F. church or Thursday evening wa3 a de- cided success. There was q large crowd 1 present. which was served t2 one ot the | best dinners ever given in Phoenix. The Mandolin club. under the direction ut Professor I.atsch. rendered excellent music dulir- the dinner hours.
 YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY," There will he a mass meeting at the Christian church on Sunday evening ot all the Young Peoples societies in the city, beginning at 6:l5 sharp. I ne mea;- ins will close at .:30. This will ba tne quarterly temperance night and the subject will be Temperance" IL will be an interesting meeting and all are cordially invited to attend.
 MISSIONARY MEETING.-A joint meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary societies of tha First \. parlors cn Thursday afternoon. 4 large number of ladies interested in mission work were present and enjoyed a most excellent address given by Mrs. Curtis. a returned missionary from Malaysia Also d reading from the life of Booker T. Washington by Mrs. J. A. Copeland.
 X TOURIST PARTY.-Quite a touris, party arrived here yesterday morning on the train from the north. it's per soanel including residents Of various sections between the Rocky mountains and the Atlantic The members 6: the party are J. T. Murray of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. T. Harper Smith of Somer- daughters and Howard Lewis Of Hut -hinson, Kan. and Mrs r.. Nj. Ware nf Wymau. Neh. They are all stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 HAD BEEN HERE REFORE-i Among yesterdays arrivals at tne Commercial. was J. E. Barnett of Humansville. Mo Mr. Barnett was in Phoenix about d year ago. having com. here with special train of Shriners on their way to Honolulu. He did not See much of the town then. but enough Of il tc make him remember it when tn.
 
 country. lie thought it would pe T good place to hide out in until the fury and the freezing at home were over.
 FOR CASTLE CHEEK SPRINGS.-l w E. Clesly. manager of the canal system of the nortn side. conducted a merry party overland on Thursuay to thn Castle Creek Hot Springs and 3d- iaCent points of interest They went fAfN cgmmissary wagon well laden with tn neccssaries of camp liz. The eXpefii- ton consisted of Nlr. and Mrs. w E. CleaiY. Mrs. Jones and Mir Joseph Wheelccll. with Mrs. joe Earnum a. conlmissarY sergeant. They expect to be gone about week.
 CRIPPLED FOR !.IFE.-N-altei Brewer, . siX-yaar-old boy who live; with family on Grand avenue. sui fered a distressing accident yesterday which will probably cripple him for life He was playing cn the sidewalk When 2 farmer passed by with load of nay. The boy. in real boy fashion. ran under th= wagon ~unobsorVed by the driver and, falling down, his left foot was caught between one of the wheels anG the inacadamized roadbed. As the wagon and is lead weighed S.Co5 pounds t is almost unnecessary to statc that the feet was crushed into a snapa- less mass. The first intimation the driver mad was the screams of the ooy, The wagon was stopped at orce and the little fellow was taken into the house Dr. Swetnam Was summoned and dressed the foot. He said fast night that amputation might be necessary. though he hop=d to save at least a part of the toct- The boys father is no~ employed at Douglas, cn the Mexican line.