Arizona republican., 1903-01-12

FUNERAL OF MRS. LOGAN.-The
funeral OF Mrs. Honoria Logan was
held yesterday afternoon at the Cath
Olic church and was largely attended.
the dead woman being greatly beloved
by large number of friends.
SUPREME COURT.-The territorial
supreme court will meet here today.
The docket is not very long one. This
will be the beginning of a regular ses-
sion. Under the present law there are
three regular sessions in the year be-
ginning on the second Monday of jan
uary. the third Monday in May and
the first Monday in September.
HE WAS LOADED.-The city mar
shall and Policeman Williams yesterday
afternoon captured a man near the
city plaza, who was armed with a big
jag and a loaded double barrelled shot
gun. So far as known he had no evil
intent and was going toward his home
as fast as possible in his condition. He
was taken into custody as a matter Of
prevention and not for a breach of the
peace. No charge was booked against
him and he was released again as soon
as he was considered responsible for
his own actions.
a CHICAGO MANS DEATH.-R. a.
Davis of Chicago. who came here a
short time ago for his health. died
Thursday night of kidney trouble with
complications. Mrs. Davis, who had
been Informed of her husbands pre-
carious condition, arrived Saturday
morning, and one of his business asso-
ciates is expected TO reach here this
morning. The remains Will be taken
to Chicago for interment. The dead
man is we'll known in that city being
the owner of valuable business prop
erty. He was 81 years old.
A SAD MISSION-E. CaIiff left on
last nights NJ. and P. train for Oregon
gon City. Ore, escorting the body OF
his wife for interment there, after
which he will return TO Phoenix. The
family came here some time ago Tor the
benefit of Mrs. Califs health. but her
illness was too far advanced for perma-
nent Improvement. Her death a day
or two ago, beside the bereavement Of
an affectionate father, left motherIess
five children. the oldest of whom is a
youth employed at the Golden Eagle
stable. Mr. Califf has been favorably
impressed with Phoenix and expects TO
return and make this his home.
\ CLUE.-It was reported here yes
terday that a male patient escaped
from the insane asylum yesterday
morning, though. his name was not
learned. Later in the day it was re-
ported that q person had been seen GO
ing through Tempe toward the noun
tains, attired in womans> clothes, eX-
cept the shoes which were evidently
those OF man and around his or her
body as the case might be there was a
belt supporting a dangerous looking re-
volver. AS no real story has yet
mateTialized the readers Of The Re
publican are furnished with the Incl
dent and the clue and if they are in
terested they can ferret out The mys-
terry for themselves.
THE EVANGELISTIC SERIES
The meetings on Sunday increased in
interest and in attendance during the
day. Mr.. Cairns preached a powerful
sermon in the morning on Fruit Bear
ing" and surpassed even himself in the
evening when mis- theme was Heaven
~ Citizenship The seats were filled
in the morning, others placed in the
hall later We're filled in the afternoon
when Rev. Walter Galley, general sec
rotary of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America gave an admirable
and memorable address on THE Secret
of Real Success in Life" In the even
ing all seats and even the benches Of
the primary department We're filled and
scores of people were standing. The
order of music besides Mr.. Cairns
gospels songs included admirab bly, rem
dered solos by Mrs. ]. G. Foote in the
morning and Mrs. T. NJ. Sloan at the
evening young peoples service. At
after meeting in the evening there
were many who witnessed for Christ
for the first time. Mr.. Cairns and