Arizona republican., 1904-04-01

BASE BALL.-There is a report that the Phoenix and Glendale baseball teams will get together for another contest next Sunday afternoon.
 DISTRICT LODGE I. o. G. T.-The Good TempIars of Maricopa county, will meet this evening in the Cart wright school house in regular quar- teriy district lodge session. They will be the guests of Floral Lodge No. 8. A large delegation from Garden Valley lodge win be in attendance.
 BENEFIT CoNCERT.-The concert given in the Christian church last night in honor of A. P. Walbridge, who is shortly to leave the city. was largely attended and was one of the most en- tertaining events of the kind during the winter, being heartily enjoyed by all.
 AT THE TENT.-The subject of dis cussion at the tent, corner of Fillmore and First streets, tonight, will be: "The change of the Sabbath from the seventh to the first day of the week, as foretold in the scripture and verified by history" J. Ernest Bond will speak.
 WORK OF PHOENIX STUDENTS. The work prepared by the Phoenix schools for exhibition in the education al department at the St. Louis exposi- ton will be on exhibition this after noon from until five o'clock. All pa irons and friends of the schools are in vited to call and inspect it.
 A NOVELTY-An electric fountain, falling meteor, electric sphere and many other interesting devices will be seen at the ball to be given tonight in the Padget hall. It is to be an even ing of novel things and the fact that it is April 1st or All Fools day will be properly recognized.
 IN ANOTHER CLAss.-The Phoe- nix lads who are going to participate in the sparring exhibition at the Dor ris theate- in a few days, were offend ed at a recent reference to them in this paper, wherein it was mentioned that Jim Corbett and Jimmy Britt were afraid of coming here for fear of getting hurt. They say Corbett and Britt are not in their class at all.
 A PLEASANT sURPRISE-After the concert in the Christian cnurch last night. a few friends repaired to the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Dono- friO on West Monroe street and treated Mir. Donofrio to a genuine surprise the ocasiOn being his .-th birthday Those comprising the party were Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Bagby. MT. and Mrs H. P Evans, Mrs. Cooley and Mir Walbridge
 ELKS' ELECTlON.-At the meeting of Phoenix lodge No. 335, B. P. D. Elks. held last night, the following named officers were elected to serve during the ensuing year: M. O. Bicknel, ex- aited ruler; Harry Taafe,i esteemed leading knight; R. A. Warner, esteem- ed leading knight; Frank Connolly, esteemed featuring knight; Claude Ar thur, tyler; Rupert Doris. secretary; C. H. Akers, treasurer; Flank Lyman, representative to the grand lodge.
 HEALING RAPlDLY.-On March a1 Bessie Brown, girl who resides in the O'Neill block, received an ugly wound on the chin by the kick of a horse. The flesh was laid open for nearly two inches. It was feared at the time that she would be badl-- disfigured fer life, but the wound was sawed ur and has healed with marvellous rapidity. While the scar is still apparent it is " 4-S iiiSeSA9 clS p- Oillliitlll as IL was feared it would be and in short time but slight trace of it will remain.
 MRS. FINLEYS FUNERAL-The funeral of Mrs. J. F. G. Finley was held yesterday afternoon at the Cen tral Nj. E. church south, a large at- tendance of friends being present. Aside from her intimates there were pleasing representations from all the churches of the city. The floral offer ings were many and beautiful. Rev. Finley left on last evenings NJ. & P. train, with the body of his wife, which will be inferred in the family lot in Evergreen cemetery. Los Angeles.