Arizona republican., 1903-11-14

ard Adams street, Lewis Halsey, P. D., pastor. Public worship, Il a. Tn and 730 D. m.: Bible study 9:45 a. m. Rev. pr. Robert G. Seymour of Phila- delphia will preach at both services. In the morning he will speak Of the work of the American Baptist PublI- cation society, in the evening hls theme will be ''The Three Is of Christianity
 All are cordially invited to these ser vices.
 A MAN WITH A MESSAGE.-Every seat in O'Neill hall should be filled
 Sunday evening to listen to Rev. Dr..
 Robert G. Seymour of Philadelphia,
 one of the most able preachers in the
 Baptist denomination. Dr. Seymour was for years pastor of the historic Ruggles Street church in Boston. He
 has crossed the ocean six times, is just returning from a visit to several state conventions on the Pacific coast, and stops over in Phoenix to speak a word of cheer to an cid friend, Dr. Halsey. and to learn more about Arizona.
 A BIG LAND DEAL.-Elling Olsen Sesterday sold to H. w. Hamilton the east half of section g, township 1
 north, range 3 east, or what will be more clearly understood by the general reader 32O acres south of Tempe. The price was $4,S00, or $15 per acre. The land is one of the tracts on the south side that is signed up to the Water Users association. MT. Hamilton is one of the men who have demonstrated their faith in this valley by getting hold of real estate, and who are al ways ready to talk business when q fair proposition is made.
 SWEETS TO THE SWEET.-In ad- dition to the clothing being disposed or at the rummage sale at No. q West Adams street today. the ladies will have a fine assortment of preserves, candies. etc, of home manufacture fo: sale. The sale will close this evening" everything will be closed out regard less of cost to make room for New Years rummage sale" in the language of the advertisement. This rummage sale has been a complete success in every way, except that there was not sufficient clothing to supply the de mand.
 COUNTRY .CLUB.-The regular Saturday afternoon meeting of the Country club will be held today, Mrs. G. w. ViCkers and Mrs. Sarah G. E,v- ans serving refreshments. If the weather is as delightful as it has been for several days, there will no doubt be large attendance, and much play ing oE the links and in the tennis court. The many new arrivals each week are also adding to the number of regular visitors to the club house, which forms one of the chief attrac- tions for tourists during the winter season.
 \ PlTlFUL- CASE.-F,ugcne Sammin, proprietor of the Eclipse delivery, was arrested on a charge of insanity and will be tried today. He has been in a bad way for a long time. For the last two weeks he has not slept and no enc knows when he has eaten. He las been until three nights ago sitting alone in his office. His halluCinatiOns have been that the other transfer men of the town have leagued against him and that he has been accused of re- ceiving stolen goods. He was taken out to the Sisters hospital, and the second night he was there he spent in moving things about in his room. He took down the stove and the bed, ini- agininS that he was carrying on transfer business. He wore out his nurse, and yesterday mornihg on the recommendation of his physician he was sent to the county jail. It is be- lieved that his case is not inCuraDle At present, though, he is regarded as dangerous to himself and his neigh bors. Sammin came nere several years ago from Emmettsburg, Iowa. where his parents still reside. He was for a long time a clerk in a dry goods store, but his health failing ne had to engage in some less confining employ ment.