Arizona republican., 1905-02-13

date of the RathbOne Sisters ball in
the O'NeiI hall. The members of the
Knights of Pythias l)dge are specially
invited to be present.
BURIAL OF JOHN TlLZER-The
funeral Of John Tilzer whose body
was found in the river on Saturday
afternoon will take place today from
the undertaking rooms of Merryman.
A CENTURY OFF-At the Baptist
church yesterday morning the preacher
spoke of looking on in 1875 when the
first wire was stretched across the East
river in preparation for the building of
the Brooklyn bridge. Judging by his
appearance he probably meant 1876.
A BOWLING RECORD-Peter Mohn
is credited with having a fairly good
understanding of the art of bowling.
Thursday night he made a record of
297 at the Hotel Adams alleys. Bowlers
claim that the record score is 800,
wherefore Mr.. Mohn must be getting
into fast company.
RE URNING LEGISLATORS
General T. F. Wilson and Mr. L. c..
Davis of Tucson returned last night on
the II. & P. train. This is the first
opportunity they have had to get back
to the capital since the recess taken
more than a week ago. Other members
who had been detained returned on
Saturday night. There win be today a
full attendance Of both houses.
Nj. & P. TRAlNS-The Maricopa &
Phoenix railroad got a train across the
bridge last evening bringing in the car
nival company and all the appurten-
ances thereunto belonging. The train
returned TO Maricopa during the night
sometime and it is expected it will
reach here again this morning about 9
O'Clock with passengers and mail The
southboUnd train viii leave here this
afternoon at 4 o'clock city time
SAVED BY A SCRATCH-Bob
HudsOn's rain came, twelve hours late.
and it was a weakly sort of a rain
at that If he was a real blooded
weather prophet he would prefer be-
ins lynched TO accepting salvation by
so narrow a margin. A real prophet
would hesitate about identifying that
little precipitation with the title Of
rain. There was just enough of it TO
agsravste people.
FUNERAL OF J. S. LA DUC-The
funeral of John s. La Due viii be held
at the family residence on north Cen
ter street, this afternoon at o'clock
The services will be conducted by Rev.
Penick, after which the body will be
removed to the vault in the Rosedale
cemetery where it will remain until the
family returns to New York All
friends are invited to the funeral SER
vice but the temporary interment will
be private
SACRED CONcERT-Last night the
choir of the First NJ F. church gave
one of its delightful con-
certs. The house was full to overflow
mo NJ
strated his ability to play the organ
and accompany the soloists. Mrs. Tiff
fanny and Miss Rathbone delighted the
audience with their sweet songs. The
choruses were lively and we'll rendered.
After a telling address by Rev. A. NJ
Gibbons and a violin solo by Mr.. Levy,
the male quartette closed the program
with one of its every pleasing selec-
tons. The choir will again appear on
March y.
END OF FESTIVITY-The celebra-
ton of the Chinese New Year ended
last night There was the usual crowd
in attendance and there was the usual
burst of fireworks, the last demonstra-
ton Grating a deafening rear and a
Volcano OF fine. But the crowd did
not go when the fireworks were over.
Hundreds staid to go through the joss
house, where they were shown the /
greatest attention by the CelestiaIs. |
They also visited the stores of the Chi |
lese quarter which were kept open IN |
ii the las guest had departed, not far
rom eleven o'clock.
HAVE COME TO STAY-Mr. and
Mrs. Sylvester Cain and four children /
If Clyde. n. Y, came in from Mari
:opa on the train last night They ar
lived at Maricopa last Sunday one !
week ago yesterday. They report that |