Arizona republican., 1904-11-14

WINTER TOURlSTS-Mr, and Mrs.
 $. N. Paquin of Indianapolis, WcO spent last winter in Phoenix. have re- turned and are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 FOR THE WiNTER-Among those arriving here yesterday morning 10 spend the winter were Mrs. $. D. MeI-
 cer and Carolyn Mercer of Omahl.
 They were among last winters tourists
 in Phoenix and were very favoraOly
 impressed. They are at the Hotel
 Adams.
 ATTACKEJ 5Y WC-v Es-Mr. C.
 r. Webb informs the Solomonville
 Bulletin of an exciting experience his
 son and two daughters had with
 wolves last week. The young folks
 were driving from Cottonwood Was
 to Pima. and when about a mile and
 half from Pima their large dog, fol- lowing the rig. vas suddenly attacked by TWO w0lvcr- The wolves foUElt so viciously that t&e dog ran to the rig for protection the brutes following and continuing the fight up to and under the wagon. The young man jumped from the conveyance and whipped the wolves off the dog. but they only feu back few feet and glared at him 90 : vicioUsly that he dared not follow them uD. Finally they slunk away in the brush and the young people proceeded ! to Pima. The wolves were a male and a female of a light yellow color, and larger than a larSe sized dog
 , THE LECTURE SERIES-It is sell dom that the people Of Phoenix have i the opportunity of hearing the best tai- ! eut of Americas lecture platform. bat such opportunity is afforded this win ser by the young people of the Pres l byterian church. They have spared no l expense to bring here three men who | need no recommendation. Edmund l Vance Cook, Ernest Thompson Seton and Robert J. Burdette. Mir. Cooke will be heard in the Presbyterian ! church next Friday night lie is a ] poet of rare genius, and is considered
 a more clever entertainer that James | Whitcomb Riley. The other lecturers will be heard later in the season. The | price Of admission 10 single lectures will be 75 cents. but season tickets for the three lectures can be had until Friday night for only $L50. Tickets
 at Pianks and Diehrs.
 INTEF ESTING MEETlECS-Ye 1 tarday was the first day Of the revival meetings at the N. E. church. south. which will continue during this week and perhaps longer, tho weekday ser 1 vices being held at 1C:S0 a. m. and z: go
 p. n. There was a special preaching lseIvice for children OIIy at 10 o'clock yesterday morning that proved to be a very interesting meeting. At II O'c.Ock there was held the regular Sunday morning preaching se-vi e. A large
 chorus choir of forty or fifty voices has been organized and excellent music is
 the result Mr Lyle Conner. singing
  addition to the choir music, Mr. Con- ner sang two solos in most expressive manner, and that were effective both for their music and sentiment. In the , evening the pastor preached again, and
 the music if in any way different, was , even better than in the morning. and the church was crowded. Mr. Conner . sang again at the evening service.
 CHASE AFTER A CRAZY MAN telephone message was received at tee office of the sheriff yesterday from a ! man by the name of Perry living, at , the extreme west end Of Jefferson 3 street, saying that that part Of towr 5 was being oyerrun by a strange insane { man. Deputy Sheriff Duncan anC , Marshal Kinney went out after him They found by inquiry that they were 4 about ten minutes behind him. He haC 5 had come to the house of MT Perry 5 and had frightened the ladies of tho s house nearly into fits by asking them tc ! bless him. The officers hunted about , the neigIborhood, ran down severa s suspicious characters, and finally gave s up the hunt. They returned to the city s and soon after that message was re. s ceived at the marshaIs office from an z other house in the west end. The of s ucers went out in cab this time. an(