Arizona republican., 1904-02-18

RED MEMS MEETlNG.-Maricopa Tribe of Red Men will meet hereafter in the Masonic hall on Friday evening instead of Saturday.
 ELKS MEET-The Elks will hold their regular weekly meeting tonight. There will be initiation and other in teresting things that make large at tendance desirable.
 w. c. T. U. NATIONAL ORGANlZ- ER.-Miss Louise E. Hollister. nation al organizer for the w. c. T. U.. will be in Phoenix next Monday and Tues day and give several addresses.
 ILLNESS OF MRS DUNLAP.-Mrs. Martha Dunlap, mother of J. T. Dun lap. c. H. Dunlap and Miss Matte Dunlap, is very i'll at her residence, corner of Eighth avenue and Madison street. Mrs. Dunlap is seventy two years of age. She seems to have suf- fered a stroke of paralysis and it is not thought that she will recover.
 A SUIT FOR DVoRCE.-A suit for divorce was filed in the district court yesterday by Lena Baird against Ed ward Baird on the ground Of aban- donment The parties were married in Missouri several years ago. They have five children, the eldest fifteen years, for the custody Of whom the plaintiff asks.
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT. Tn Justice Robertson's court yester- day Jose Balenzuela and Santos Balla- lavos were each sent to jail for seven days on the charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The men were both arrested the day before by Constable Kyle for conducting a carnival on a vacant lot near Fourth and Jefferson streets.
 NOTABLE SALVATIONIST.-Mrs Colonel Higgins, from New York, will give a stereoptican lecture on the Life and Work of Consul Emma Booth Tucker, who was killed last October in a wreck in Illinois. Mrs. Higgins will be ably assisted by Colonel and Mrs. French of San Francisco; also Mrs. Colonel Brewer and Adjutant Hanson. February 27th will be the lecture; the 2Sth Salvation meetings
 AN OKLAHOMA ROUGH RIDER.- P. F. Byrne of Oklahoma arrived ir the city yesterday. MT. Byrne was a member of Troop B. of the Oklahoma contingent of the Rough Riders. This troop was a part of the first squad ron to which the Arizona troops be- Ionged. MT. Byrne knew most of the Arizona boys and especially the off cers and the non-ccmmissioned officers from this territory. He will probably remain in the territory.
 ORPHEUs SOcIETY-There was q very cozy and informal meeting of the faithful few' or rather the few faithful members of the Orpheus s"- ciety Tuesday, but owing to "the in- element weather" as the reporter puts it, not much business was done. Right here, it might be stated for the benefit of those who were net out, that pure rain water is the finest complexion beautifier now, or ever, on the market and it is also said to promote the growth of hair.
 A CROWN KING OPERATOR.-E E. Glenn of Detroit, spent a day in Phoenix leaving yesterday morning fol Grown King, Yavapai county. Mir Glenn is one of the influential mem bers of the Cadillac Mining company which is operating the Crown King as well as other mines in that vicinity The company is putting in a lot of new machinery at the Crown King which is under the superintendency of Eugene Greenwood, a cousin of David Greenwood of this city. It is likely that MT. Glenn will return via Phoenix in a few days.
 A NARROW ESCAPE.-There came near being a bad runaway mixup yes- terday forercon In the rear of the Mil ten Bergman grocery store. MT. and Mrs. George Hamlin drove in the alley and MT Hamlin went in the store to attend to some business. The tean suddenly became frightened and turn ed almost squarely around in the al. ley, and was preparing to run when