Arizona republican., 1904-11-04

THE SHORT REGlSTER-The re publican county central committee has gone over the great register in a pro liminary way and has so far fodnG that the names of thirty-five well known republicans have been omitted | notwithstanding they registered. No doubt the names Of great many eth CTS not so well known have also beeu left off. The committee has failed ta find that the name of any demOeraF has been omitted. There have beeI, found names of 40 persons of whose naturalization there is no record There are the names of fifteen persons who are not ehSstled to vote since it i is definitely learned that they have taken out only their first papers.
 COUNTRY CLUB DANCE-The | first monthly dance of the Country club will be held this evening at the club house. The patronesses are Mrs. Stoddard Mrs Street, Mrs. Nichols. Mrs, Cleary and Mrs. Frank Aims worth The bus will leave the Adams hotel promptly at S:3O o'clock.
 THE BETTING sTRAWS is true a. wager never settles anything but it | sometimes gives a line on public opin- ion ana just now there is a. little easy imoney up at the Casino. Following is Ia list of the bets that were posted for i takers yesterday: S2OO to $1OO that Roosevelt IS elected; $20O to S400 that | Roosevelt beats Parker 'ny more cleo toral votes than Mckinley secured over Bryan in 1900: S2O0 that Fowler | carries MaricOpa county; $200 that smith carries the territory; $200 that | Bark is elected; $I0O each on the election of Piclrell and Kruger for the l assembly; $100 on the election Of | Walker for sheriff. another $10O on the election of Burnett for justice of the | peace and $25 on Lee Redwine for con stable.
 CALIFORNIA VIsIToRs-Mr. ani
 Mrs. James E. Rose and son of Area ta, CaHfornia, arrived here yesterday morning from the east and are Nhe 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs.-B. V. Ander- l son. They have been in the east since
 the first of Septemeber. visiting rela-
 tives in Wisconsin and Illinois and
 stopping at the worlds fair on the way Ihome. They had a very exciting ex-
 3erence during their trip west. They l were passengers on the Missouri Pa 1 fife that ran into the rear of another
 Er1iu at TiDtOn, Mo, killing three per
 sons and severely injuring more than l score. One of the sad but peculiar | Incidents of the accident was the sud | len death of the conductor Of the for ! ward train. After tEe cEa=-4~ he wen
 tmong the passengers and secured a
 ist of the killed and injured. then wen.
 O q hotel in the town and asked for e
 ed saying he was very tired. He lair
 town cn the bed and expired immedt.
 ltely presumably from heart failure.
 JAPANESE CELEBRATION-Ther, was a sound of revelry at the Califor-
 1ia restaurant last night. IL was th.
 fifty second bir-hday of AIutsuhito. tn.
 uikado. The celebration took the forn . of a banquet to which. beside the pro.
 DrietOIs and attaches of the reStau
 ant most of the natives of the islau. 3 | empire participated. There was a lon, p table filled with things to eat aut drink and they Were eaten and drunk , There was a lively clinking Of gIassa and enthusiastic hammer5lg of tn. table produced fly patrioUc speeches r had been hoped until the last min rte tat the national joy would be iu
 tensified by news of the falling of Por
 Arthur But there was still enough {, Z feel proud and happy about. This i the first time that the birthday Of tn,
 I.ikado has been ostentatiOusly cele. brated in Phoenix. But tbis is tn, first anniversary when the sons an daugEters of Japan realized how big z i man the mikado is.