Arizona republican., 1904-02-15

BETTER AGAlN.-Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Galpin's baby was reported better again yesterday.
 RETURNED TO MEsA.-Mrs. Ed Montgomery who has beep visiting Mrs. F. Howard at 9O5 south First avenue. returned home on last even ing's train.
 CATTLE FOR MEXICO.-A car of cattle was shipped to Guaymas. So nora from Tempe on Saturday. The papers for their admission into the southern republic were made out by MT. A. Pima. the Mexican consul at this point. It is seldom that cattle have moved in that direction though a great many are brought across ;na boundary from the other side.
 A DARING ROBBERY.-Of the numerous robberies that have occur red in this city during the last week, none has been more bold or greater chances taken for small reward than the latest one to be reported and which occurred Saturday night. Fhe outlaw broke into a drawer in the bootblack stand of Charlie Besse on Washington street and stole three pairs of shOelaces.
 KANSAS VlSITORS.-Mr.a and Mrs. William Bromelsick of Lawrence, Kas., are in the city visiting their son and their brother-in-law, Dr. Toney. MT. Bromelsick is a retired clothing mer- chant of Lawrence, is now one of the largest contractors in the state of Kansas, and owns a great deal of property in his home town. MT. and Mrs. Bromelsick are greatly pleased with Phoenix and the territory in general, are infatuated with it's winter climate and enthused over the future prospects of this section. They expect to remain here a week or two. then continue their journey to California.
 AT THE CHURCHES.-At the Christian church yesterday morning Dr. Bagby preached on "Paurs Aspir- ations" and the choir gave a fine an them in a splendid manner. Mrs. ". \. Tiffany sang a beautiful oftertory solo. The Baptist church quartette rendered 70 God. the Rock of Ages" with solos by Miss Jewell and MT. Daggett At the Presbyterian church last night the choir gave an anthem with obligato solo by Mrs. Barnes and MT. Hilderbran sang the offertory. Mrs. Cooper sang "Callest Thou Thus, O Master,'' a the First NJ. E. church in the morning and at night Miss Newby sang Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer" There was large attend ance in all of the churches of both services and most inspiring sermons were delivered by the various pastors.
 WANTED TO GET ACQUAINTED. Officer Moore was summoned to the Fl Dorado hotel yesterday to do lit tie job of Interpreting. On Saturday a Mexican appeared there and seemed to be very anxious to say or do some thing, but could not make himself understood. Finally he went away and yesterday returned again going through practically the same motions. The officer asked him what he wanted He replied that he thought that was the Sisters hospital and he wanted to make himself known and inquire how everything was running. Asked if he was sick be replied that he was not and neither was any of his friends but he didn't know how soon he might be taken sick and he wanted to be on good terms with all the hospitals in the event of an emergency. He said he always made it a point when he went into a new town to hunt up the hospitals the first thing, get acquaint- ed and acquire a standing with them.
 TIGERS VS. DIAMOND DICKS.- The Tigers and the Diamond Dicks. a couple of youthful baseball teams met yesterday for the second time in com bat that was designed to be mortal without killing anybody. The Diamond Dicks had promised to walk off the field with victory Derching on their banners but they failed to make good, the score being 12 to 6 in favor of the Tigers. It was good game but the Tigers had the best of the argument