Arizona republican., 1903-04-20

| BAND CONCERT.-Yester wa.
another beautiful spring day and there
was a large attendance at the band
concert in the evening.
A WHEEL STOLEN.-Some person
yesterday took without permission from
the residence of William Mayors, NJ
IA West Monroe street, a little girls
| Cleveland bicycle.
| MISS WILLIAMS ADDRESS.-At
| the Baptist church last evening Miss
Adella Williams of the Sunlight Mis-
sion" to the Hopi Indians gave a very
interesting address.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY.-The La
dies Aid socity of the First NJ E.
church will give its monthly tea to-
| morrow in the church parlors from 2 to
| 5 o'clock. The ladies of the church are
earnestly requested to be present and
| assist in having a social hour and IL
extend the hand of welcome to all
strangers.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.-The local
camps of the Woodmen and Woodmen's
Circle yesterday held the annual men,
orial day service of the order. They
met at the hall in the Horner building,
and laden with flowers and headed by
the Pioneer band marched to the ceme-
terry, where the graves of the dead
members of the order were decorated
with appropriate ceremonies.
CADET INSPECTION.-Majo James
Irons, U. S. A. of Denver, inspector
general for the department of the Col
orado, arrived in the city yesterday on
III ha
spect the university cadets today.
Major Irons spent the day with Colonel
3. w. Leavell, adjutant general of the
Arizona National guard. Colonel Lea
veil and Major Irons were classmates
at West Point.
HELD TO ANSWER.-The prelimin-
airy hearing of Joe and Jim Hinton.
William Brewer. Jack Cornett and Cy
Blevins, charged with stealing cattle
belonging to Wise e Hobson. was held
before Justice Carico in Globe Il few
days ago. Three witnesses We're exam
ined on behalf of the territory, the de-
PENDANTS not submitting any testimony.
and after arguments Of the attorneys
they were all bound over to the district
court in the sum of $500 each. Bondc
were furnished and the defendants re-
leased.
BIRCHETT-SCHO - Sun
day evening ct the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schoshu
sen. east of Tempe. Mr.. John r. Biz
chett and Miss Emma May Schoshusen
were married by Rev. Daniel Kloss.
The happy event occurred at O'Clock
in the evening in the presence of near
ly one hundred guests. The ceremony
was most beautiful one in the taste
fully decorated parlors. After the we'd
ding a supper was served The young
couple are we'll known and have al
ways been general favorites on the
south side. They have countless num-
Der of friends who congratulate them
and wish them truly successful life.
A SAN FRANCISCO ACCIDENT
The San Francisco papers arriving here
Saturday brought the news of dis
tressing street-car accident in that city
in which the only victim was Mrs. Eta
kimmis. who is a niece of Mrs. George
Gam of this city. Mrs. Kimmis was
riding on an open car on the Geary-
street line when it was run into by 7
car on the Tenth and Eleventh-street
line through an oversight of the motor
man, who has confessed his careless
ness. Both of Mrs. Kimmis legs were
broken, and she is said to be in pre-
carious condition. a brother of Mrs.
Gam who was stopping here left for
San Francisco as soon as he learned Of
the misfortune of his niece. Mrs. Kim
mis- husband, DR.. Bruce kimmis, is
now in India.
WORRYING THE WICKED.-The
police booked up two or three cases yes
| terday for the courts to attend to
Frank Bird was gathered in during