Arizona republican., 1904-01-25

THE GOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Valley Lodge No l will meet in the
lecture room of the Christian church
tonight as usual. at the close of the
Evangelistic services being conducted
by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis. Officers will
be elected for the ensuing quarter.
kENDRIck- SNYDER.-Mr. H. 3.
Kendrick and Miss Mary J. Snyder of
Aqua Caliente A. T.. were married at
the parochial residence by Rev. Father
Matthias Sunday evening. Miss Snyder
was formerly student of the Normal,
member of class of 1902. Mr.. Ken
drick is a mining man from Seattle.
Wash.
MISSION SERVlCES.-Right Rev
erend Henry Granjon, bishop of Tue
son, spent yesterday morning in Phoe-
nix, opening the mission services that
will be carried on in ST Mary's Catho-
lie church this week. High mass was
celebrated at 1915 o'clock, followed
by a sermon by the bishop. Immedi
ately afterward he went to Tempe
where the new church there was dedi-
Gated. The evening services at St
Mary's church consisted of rosary,
sermon and benediction.
Lewis, who is conducting services in
the Christian church of this city. says
that he has no patience with the Old
doctrine of the total depravity of man
kind, but believes that every man has
a good streak in his nature, which Will
grow if given half chance. He claims
that the mission of the church is TO
cultivate and foster this good in mans
nature and see that it has an even
chance with whatever evil there may
be in his make up.
A POPULAR EVANGEllST.-The
Rev. Grant X. Lewis preached to over
| flowing houses in the Christian church
yesterday at both morning and even
| ing services. He chose for his morn
| ing theme The Church and i'm the
| evening answered the question Why
| Should You Be a Christian" Both ad-
dresses were warmly cOmplimented by
those who heard them. Mr.. Lewis IS
not Il spectacular character nor a
! sensational preacher. but has pleas
! ing manner and a plain forceful way
of presenting his thoughts. He will
continue services through the present
week, at p. m. and 100 o'clock eacn
day.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.-A war
rant was issued by Justice Burnett
Saturday evening on complaint of E. A.
Murphy, of Tempe. for the arrest of
John Doe, for cruelty to animals. The
John Doe proved to be a man whom
the complainant did not care to prose-
cute after he had been made TO pay
the expense OF recovering to the owner,
the horses he had misused and the oil
that was necessary to grease the legal
machinery that brought him to time.
This expense aggregated about $50 and
when settled for the defendant was
discharged. The story of the incident
is that he hired team of Mr.. Murphy
to drive to Phoenix Instead of stop
ping here he went on to Glendale. He
arrived there much the worse for
liquor and proceeded to beat and abuse
Il the team i'm a degree that prompted
i the interference of the good Glendale
! people who took the rig away from him
and put him 10 bed in a hotel. The
L team was then brought to Phoenix and
Mr.. Murphy notified. The warrant VAS
/ issued later and still later the expenses
\ were settled by Mr.. Doe.
y AN EXEMPLARY YOUNG MAN.
If. II. Ellis arrived here yesterday
morning from Los Angeles to accom-
pany home his wife and the body of
his step son. Clifton s. Macdonald,
mention of whose death was made IN
yesterdays paper. Mr.. Ellis, as well IS
his wife, is deeply grieved by the un-
timely death of Mr.. Macdonald II
whom he was as greatly interested az
though he were his own child, for he
was always an exemplary young man
devoted both to his mother and to
him. He hoped to get here in time
10 see him before the final summons
came but was delayed at Yuma by the