Arizona republican., 1904-09-18

MISS REED HOME-Miss Matte
 Reed, one of the teachers who has been
 employed for the Churchill school, re- turned home yesterday morning.
 GOING TO OBERLlN-ATiss Zella Dysart, who has taught in the Phoenix schools, has gone to St. Louis to take a course of study in music. after which she will enter Oberlin college.
 NEW NORMAL STUDENTS Among the students who will be en- rolled at the Tempe normal tomorrow morning, will be Miss Mary Stilwell, daughter of Judge and Mrs. w. H. Stil- we'll of this city and Miss Ethel Ming who has had three years of high school work and enters the junior class on conditions.
 A. M. E. CHURCH-Elder T. A. Me Eachen, a missionary of the A. M. E. Zion, connected with the Arizona field is in Phoenix on his way to conference and will preach both morning and evening today. at the A. NJ. E. church corner of Jefferson and Second streets. The morning subject will be This Body" and the evening subject will be Thou God Seeth.''
 ACCIDENTAL OISONING-The cOroner's jury in the case of Mrs Elizabeth ROos. who died of strych nine poisoning finished it's investigation of the case yesterday and found from the evidence presented that the poison had been taken by mistake. In earlier reports of this case it had been stated that their son Leon was an son. That was an error. He is son of MT. Roos by a former wife.
 DISCHARGED-In Justice Robert sons court yesterday, Guadalupe Vil- lanueva was tried by jury and dis charged, the case having been brought from Justice Burnett's court on a change of venue. The allegation was that the defendant had slandered a couple of Mexican girls who chanced to be passing her adobe. The defense had witnesses to prove that the girls were not in that vicinity at the time the alleged offense was committed.
 NEW SCHOOL OF MUSlC-A new school of music will be opened on the second floor of the new Home Savings bank building on Center street. It will be under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Christy, a we'll known and tai- ented musician, wnO will give insUuc- ton on the piano. MT. Karl COcherns of Chicago will be in charge of the de- partment of vocal music and Miss
 
 department.
 LIBEL SUIT WITH HDRAWN-The libel suit of the Arizona Corporation company against the Stoddard IHcor- pOrating company and it's officers was withdrawn yesterday. The suit was begun about three weeks ago and was based upon alleged circulars which had been sent out by the defendant inform ing clients of the plaintiff that the laws of the territory were not being complied with in the business of eff fecting corporations for the clients. A judgment for $25,O00 was asked for.
 A BUSINESS TRIP-J. Hermann and Mrs. Aagaard left last night for the east. Mrs. Aagaard VII go only as far as Illinois where she will visit relatives until the return of Mr. who is going ito New York to have a conference with J. P. Morgan, a matter which had been arranged some weeks ago. The talk according to that arrangement cannot last more than two hours. It may be necessary after that for MT. Aagaard to go to Europe.
 ELECTION PRocLAMATIoN-| Governor Brodie yesterday issued proclamation for the general election which is to be held on the first Tues day after the first Monday of Novem- Der which will fall on November B. The proclamation mentions only the election of delegates in congress and members of the legislature. The proc lamTtion has been sent out to the var ious boards of supervisors who will give notice in due time of the election of county and precinct officers.
 NEW ATIONS-ArticIes of the following corporators were filed in