Arizona republican., 1904-10-08

A NEW GIRL-Gdr. and Mrs. s. J. Doster are rejor-ing in the arrival at their hone last evening Of fine baby girl.
 GOES WITH FRANK DANIELS CD. BeaIe late advance agent of The French MilHner," who quit the show after it's fiasco here will shortly leave for New Orleans to go ahead of Frank Daniels who is touring the south and will come west in the course of the season. Speaking Of The French M'uiner'' MT. Beale said thet he had never seen the snow until he Saw it in the HardWick He had been sent out from Chicago to become the ad- vance agent and after a brief confer ence with the manager he began work. Before he eaChed Phoenix he heard Unfavorable reports and he determined to wait Rere and find oU- what kind of an Gggrglt'On he was advertising.
 PRESBYTERIAN CRURCH-Ser-
 vices at the Presbyterian church to-' morrow will be as follows: Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m., sermons by pr. Preston Mckinney of Los Angeles, Cal. Special music by chorus choir Cnde- the direction of Mrs. C-avens and morning ogertory solo by Mrs Richards. Sabbath school 9:45 a. m. and Y. P. $. c. F. meeting 6:30 D. m. 4 cordial welcome to all.
 BACK FROM WlLLCOX-Dr. J. c. | Norton returned yesterday from Will cox where he had been for two or [ three Gags on sanitary business.
 BASEBALL TODAY-Pitcher Arm strong of the Tucson Grays arrived | here yesterday morning to be early oa the ground Of today's baseball battle. T. -L..1
 The rest of the Tucson team will ar rive this morning and ct 2:30 this af- IVern0on the game will be called at
 Eastlakc park. There is nothing to add
 to what has already been said con- | corning the games scheduled, for today and tomorrow. IL can only be repeated that they ought to be the best games l ever seen in Phoenix and that there should be regular circus day urowd
 in attendance to enjoy che sport. The 1 games are for blood. Phoenix has goite to Tucson twice, winning the first game
 and losing the second. The team Is
 supposed to be stronger eoday than il
 ever was and the same is probably true | Of the Grags.
 A WANDERING JEW-Harry Friedman Is a very religious man. his particular faith being thar of Noses and Abraham. He is a Jew and is proud of it but his zeal almost made d
 gentle of him a few weeks ago in El PasO. He was en route home from Denver and had about four hours 10 | lay over in Fl PasO between trains | Having learned that the Hebrews of Fl PasO had a. fine new synagogue and l that the congregation was presided ! over by very talented rabbi. he de- | cided to go to church, for it was Fri | day night, a regular hour of worship.
 Some one gave him the general direc- | ton in which the church lay from his hotel and he started down the street. He walked until he began to think | he had been buncoed when he finally came to a fine look edifice that he de- cided must be the new synagogue as it didn't look like anything else he could think Of T. was just getting dark when he strolled in and took a seat but there seemed to be nothing doing. The only other c-cupant of the auditorium seemed to be a man he conceived to be an attendant of some sort 70 after the delay in the arrival of the rest of the congregation began to be embarra assing MT. Friedman ap- preached this worthy and asked if he
 was then in the new synagogue He
 was informed that it was not only no synagogue but that it was a Presby- terian church. He remarked that for once he was willing to admit tha. the gentiles had a horse on him and im- mediately resumed his travels in search of the altars of his fathers, which he found in due season and where he vor- shipped until train time.
 APPEAL TO EASTERN REPUB- LlCANS-The following is an excerpt from a letter recently written by Wfl-
 liam P. Crump of this city to the