Arizona republican., 1903-03-15

EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - services at II q. m. and D. m- Sunday school at 10 a. IT. The seats are free and the public is invited. Church west side court house plaza.
 OASIS DANCE-The Oasis society of the High school gave in informal dance last night at Padget hall and a very pleasant evennig was enjoyed by q large party of young dancers.
 THE TEMPE NORMAL.-Presiden R. J. Matthews of the Normal spent yesterday in Phoenix in the interest of the institution which with his inde- fatigable work has been placed on the educa tional plane of the leading normal schools of California and the other western states.
 BAPTIST CHURCE.-Services in O'Neill hall. opposite post office, Lewis Halsey, D. D.. pastor. Public worship at II a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Pastors morning theme. Mother. Evening text, "Esau." Bible school at 9:45 a. n1., Junior union at 3 D. /rl.. B. Y. P. [. at 6:30 p. m. Special music. A cordial in vitation to all
 WORSE THAN DEAD.-A r,an by the name or Christ Schrader was brought in yesterday morning from Gila Bend. consigned to the county hospital. He was so i'll that he had to be kept at the sheTins office all day and late in the evening with great difficulty he was moved to the hospital. The rest of the everinG was spent in disinfeo ting the room occupied by him with formaldeheyde.
 TT MUST HAVE BEEN DISORDER LY.-Judge J. 1T. Langston returned last night from the Buckeye country. where he went to attend the trial cf Alexander Lisden, q saloonkeeper. charged with keeping q disorderly house. Lisden was found guilty and was fined S2Go. He very naturally took an appeal to the district court. believ- ing it to be impossible for anything worse to happen to him there.
 THE FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. CB.-Sunday-school at 9:45 a. r,., Y. P. S. C. F. at 6.3O D. nl., prea ching services 2t Il a. m. and 1:30 D. m.: morning subject. "Hungering and Thirsting After Righteousness even ing. Blind Ba, tfrlaa or True Chari- ty."~The music will be furnished by large chorus choir under the direction of Mrs. CravenS. Scloists for the nlorn- ing, Miss Anna Pocck and Mr. Carl Morris. Tenor solo in the evening
 CITIZENS MASS MEETING.-A mass meeting Of citizens called by the water works committee will be held at ONeill hall to1norrcu night. The principal address will he delivered by Mir William A. Giles of Chicago on the subject of municipal ownership. MT. Giles was formerly d member Of the board of aldermen of Chicago and he has written extensively Cn the sub ject of municipal ownership. 4 booi, issued by him few years ego based on his observe tioTls in this country and in Europe is regarded as a standard work on that particular feature of economics
 BAPTIST UNION RALLY. - The Baptist Young Peoples rally at Tempe on Friday evening was g grand sue cess. Tempe Mesa and Sccttsdale were well represented and the Phoenix young people turned out forty strong, filling the Grand Canyon bus and five or six other carriages. Dr. Frances Woods gave an inspiring address on Red Cross uoi k in the Philippines. Very enjoya- bie were the solos by Miss Edith Kay. Miss Nellie McFaIl and Miss Sarah Wallace: the readings by Miss Hattie Greene, Mir. W. F. Davis and Professor Scudder. and the address on C. C. c. work by Rev. II. Newberry Refresh nents and q social hour followed
 MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES s- Ignacio Smith was tried in Justice Burnett's court yesterday or charge
 To Ns-.,s. fined S109 and in the abse;.ce of the Ir.orey- was sent to jail for 100 days. At first that seemed to be mighty Jict4 ,,-,r;-;,,-,o-+ f,,-. that kind Os an