Arizona republican., 1904-11-11

WILL DANCE-The Phoenix Dan cling academy will begin holding its weekly dances again next Tuesday night in O'Nein hall
 A SOCIETY TEA-The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church WI give a tea this afternoon in the par lors of the Ehurch beginning at 2:S0.
 A WEDDlNG-Unicio Verduga aiid Maria Lopez were married Wednesday night by Probate Judge Phillips at tho home of the bride on South Seventh avenue.
 POLICE COURT-John Wing was sent to jail for fifteen days yesterday by Recorder Thomas for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. John Neville who was charged with drunkenness and assauiting an officer, forfeited a cash bail bond of $35.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH = Pastor Boyle spoke last night to a good audi ence on the subject of Counsellor" and read Isiah iX:6 6. The sermon was well received, and the interest in the meetings is growing. Services each evening at 1880.
 FORMER PERFORMANCES. SchOr- nick, formerly of Mesa but now of San Francisco. arrived in Phoenix yester~ day on his way to Mesa. MT. Schor~
 
 business interests and after a short stay expects to return to Caliform1. where he has located his family. FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS-Ihe annual meeting of the Arizona federation of women's clubs will be held in Bisbee this year, begin ming on the 18th of the present month. Besides the sessions in Bisbee, ar- arrangements are being made for a visit | to Douglas, where the delegates will also be entertained.
 CONCERNING cOERCION-George J. Stoneman. the well known attorney of Globe, arrived in the city yesterday. MT. Stoneman confirmed the report | that Gila county had gone usually heavy for Mark Smith. The Tonto | road camps of Roosevelt and Living stone were overwhelmingly for Smith It was there that the democratic pre- election reports said the government officials were intending to compel the men to vote for Fowler.
 CHICKENS CAME HOME-Accord- ing to the telegraph dispatches, Con gressman Cowherd's chickens come lhome to rOost just like anybody else's fowls. MT. Cowherd, who is chairman of the democratic Congressional com mittee, according to the dispatches, was interviewed immediately after election and announced that -ne wanted to congratulate the whole country on the defeat of Congressman Babcock Of Wisconsin. It never occurred to MT Cowherd at the time that Missouri had that very day been shown" and when the votes were counted he discovered that he had himself been buried in tne republican landslide
 HE !SCRATHLEn AyE1R T. 1o,t- - out yesterday that s. r. Webb, one oi
 the democratic candidates for the as.
 se.nbly, was the victim of mistake
 identity on election day. A democrat tit
 voter came out of the Third ward pls : cinct saying that for the first time fl his life he had scratched his ticket II,
 said he hated to do it, but he could r.t
 possibly go that fellow Webb. He va
 asked If he knew him, and he repl ec
 that he did not, but he had sec
 enough of him to satisfy any reason.
 able man that he was not the kind q
 a man to be trusted with making th,
 laws of the territory. He said he ha,
 seen him all the time hanging abnu
 the cigar stand in froPs of the Cab
 met The man to whom he told tht
 said that he had never seen MT. WebI
 there in his life, and he was of fh, opinion that the voter had got hin
 confounded with some one else. ate
 in the day the voter pointed out tn,
 man he had scratched. He was N. c
 Webster, the railroad contractor. bet
 ter known as Web"
 PIONEER BAND BALL-The Pio
 neer band will give a ball at O,Neil
 hall on Thanksgiving night. The rnalr
 object of the management of the bal
 IS TO give those who attend a night O
 pleasure. The secondary object is t,