Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

BAPTIST SERVICES. - Chaplain Scott will preach this morning at Il o'clock in O'Neill hall.
 CATTLE SHIPMENT.-A car of cat tie was shipped from Tempe to Yuma on last nights train-
 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT. - Announcement is made of the ap- preaching wedding of Frank R. Cleary and Clara May Sutherland which will occur about the middle of May.
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - Services at Il a. m. and p. m.. The seats are free and the public is invited to at tend. Church west side of court house plaza.
 A VIOLIN NUMBER.-At the musi- cal service of the First Methodist church tonight Mrs. Earl Porter will render violin number. intermezZo from Cavalieri Rusticana.
 THE COUNTRY CLUB-The attend ance at the Country club was very large yesterday afternoon. Golf and tennis were the chief athletic sports. Miss Burton and Miss Lang ably assisted by two noyices in the gentle art of serving made attractive the pleasant room 0f the club.
 POISON.-Rev. c. V. Cowan, pastor of the First M. F. church. has adopted the method of five minute address to the Junior Church Band at the opening of the eleven o'clock service. This morning it will be an illustrated ser mon on the subject of Poison" The pastor is assisted by Ben L. Bear.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH, 0fE Tnff ctr services Il a. m. Subject: Man Golden text, 70, Lord of Hosts, Bless ed Is the Man That Trusteth in Thee Psalm S412. Miss Holland will sing, Just for Today Sunday school at 12 m. Wednesday services. 7:30 p. m. Reading rooms open daily.
 FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Specials services today at Il a. m., 5 p. m. and 7:30 p. El. Lunch will be served at the church at noon. Morn ing subject, The Cornerstones of the Kingdom" P. n., The Secret of Sue cess;" 1:30 D. m.. Martin Luther Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. and c. F.. at 6: 30 D. n. A cordial invitation to all.
 POLICE COURT.-M. F. Jordan and s. A. Jordan, two young men from Texas, were arrested Friday night fol vagrancy, but both proved their inno- cence of wrong doing and were given | time to move along. Another man ar rested for being an habitual frequentel of immoral resorts. gave a cash bail of s45, which he forfeited yesterday by nCn-appeararce in court.
 CARLOS ALDAI ACQUITTED-For the first time in his criminal life the vindication of Carlos Aldai occurred yesterday. He was before Justice Bur nett charged with drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. He vas | found to be not guilty and those pres ent nearly feil out of their chairs. AL dai has been in all of the jails 0; this county and in the penitentiary often CT than anybody knows. Every time before that he was charged with any thing no matter what he was convicted of it.
 A MEANS OF LOCOMOTION GONE lone one of the days of the automo- bile races Willie Mcfarland on his way
 to the racing ground lost a hickory cane which he got in Tombstone twen- | ty years ago and had carried ever
 since. It was a great help to him ir getting around. He would almost as 1 soon have lost another limb. Ii tht i finder of it will return it to him MT
 Mcfarland will give him his righ
 hand. The cane was seen lying neal the s. F., P. & P. crossing on the after noon of its disappearance.
 THE FLOWER OUEEN.-Elaborat
 preparations are being made by Mrs
 Stechan and Mrs. Cravens to produc George F. Roots celebrated cantata
 entitled "The Flower Queen, or tn Coronation of the Rose,' at the Dorri
 theater some time this month. A choru