Arizona republican., 1904-06-27

GONE TO DENVER-Dr. L. NJ. Swikerath of the German Optical In stitute left on this mornings train for Denver where he intends taking spe- cial course in optics. His office will be closed until about Sept. 15.
 PAINFULLY BURNED-G. S. Van Wagenen of Globe was painfully burn ed on the hands and neck a few days ago while holding in check with small hose, till the fire company ar rived, a fire in a barn in the rear Of his house.
 STEREoPTicON LECTURE-At the Baptist church this evening beginning at o'clock Rev. MT. Bagby will give some grand stereopticon pictures with most excellent light. "A Trip Around the World" At the close he will run through the beautiful Arizona views which were so much admired last evening.
 BAND CONCERT--The usual large crowd was out last night to enjoy any thing it could find in the musical line. As a preliminary it attended the band concert on the plaza and after getting its ear tuned up adjourned to the merry go round where The Holy City was rendered with all possible variations that could be given without violating the law.
 ARiZONIANS ABROAD-The fol- l0wiro residents of the territory are stopping at the Hollenbeck, Los An geles: Fred c. Moore, Bird G. Ross and Mrs. K. G. Ballinger and son of Bisbee; pr. Charles H. Jones of Tempe; Mrs. J. A Cashion and family of Phoe nix: John Finlayson of Seligman; Alex Vietch of Clifton; Q. J. Barnes of Congress and Byron G. Graves of Douglas.
 MANNING ALL RiGHT-During the last term of court at Florence, a wit ness, John Manning. after giving his testimony mysteriously disappeared. His friends feared he had either been foully dealt with by some one friendly to those he testified against. or that he had wandered on the desert and perished. Recently though, he show4d up at the Deer Creek ranch in good health and spirits. though the cause of his strange absence has not been made public.
 PLEASED WITH THE MARcH--It has been mentioned that Professor NJ. M. Fountain some time ago wrote the AElZOild -NdllOIldl Nudiu IlldICH dGtl4- eating it to the guard of this territory. Copies of it have been sent to the var .ous companies and yesterday the pro lessor received a letter from Captain Nash of A company at Thatcher ac- knowledging the receipt of the copy and saying that the guard there and other lovers of music had gone into ecstacies over it.
 THE BAPTIST CHURcH-A large congregation at the Baptist church last evening listened to a missionary exe-- else of great interest. The programme included recitations by Willie Easter wood. Ruth Redman and Nellie Isaac, a solo by Nixie Porter. Mrs. J. w. Eby sang beautifully the offertory 70 Paradise" and later sang with great power of expression when Rev. Mir Bagby gave the series of pictures on the old hymn. The Misses Halsey and MT. Henry Ralsey sang a tri6 and Dr. Halsey gave an address on the work of the American Baptist Publication So- ciety.
 THREE THROWN IN-Three Mex jeans and consignment of beer went into camp late Saturday night on the bank of a ditch in the south part of town near the residence of Silvan.t SaneZ. They were engaged in their devotions at the shrine of Gambrinus all night and all of yesterday till about o'clock when the hurry wagon brought them to the city jail complaint having been made by Silvana, above named. Silvana is something of a peace disturber herself when she is in good spirits and contends that any, body who can disturb her is certainty the limit.
 UP AGAINST lT--Every long dis tance telephone telegraph wire, mega phone, wireless current, moonbeam and sand storm, that swept down from