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Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Social and
Personal

Mrs. John AslSew Of No. 2414 East
Preston street, Baltimore. Md, is vis-
iting relatives I'm this city.
Miss Lizzie Campbell spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. James b. Taylor, OF
Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Maloy. Of Ches-
ter, spent the weekend with friends
IN this city.
Miss Mae Blest will leave this week
for Wheeling, w. Va, where she will
be entertained by Mrs. John Bodley
and Colonel William Bodley at their
winter home.
Harry Sparks is spending the winter
at his home at MarydeI.
Mrs. w. S. Lacey. Of Georgetown, has
been spending a few days with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Ryon have re-
turned to Georgetown after a visit to
this city.
Miss Charlotte Weir has been spend
ing a few days with friends here.
Miss Marguerite Gray has returned
to Newark. Nd, after an extended
visit TO relatives In this city.
Miss May Wells Of Townsend, was a
recent guest of Wilmington friends.
been spending a few days with his par
ents at Townsend.
+. e. Hoover OF Cecilton, was re-
cent visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis I. Reynolds
have spending a few days in Mid
dletown.
Mrs. T. Hanson Howell, Of Dover,
was called here last week by the ILL
ness Of her daughter.
James Gallagher has returned home
after spending few days with friends
az Chester.
Mrs Thomas Smith is the guest Of
friends at Chester.
Stephen and Frederick Curtis have
been visiting friends at Newark.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Mcdonald have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G..
Mcdonald, Of Newark.
Miss Mary Curtis was a recent vis-
itor at Newark.
Mrs William Gulton has been the
guest OF Mrs. c. b. Jarman of Green's
boro.
Mrs. George c. J. Johnson and
daughter, Evelyn, Of Goldsboro. have
been visiting Wilmington friends.
Miss Mary Stel has returned TO this
city after spending two weeks with
her parents at Cordova.
Miss Mabel Donovan has returned
from a visit to her parents near Cal
! houn's District.
w. L. Hadley has been spending a
few days with friends at Brldgeville.
Miss Cora Frazier has returned from
a visit to friends at Frederick.
Mr.. aud MS Lewis Anderson have
returned TO Cheswold after a visit 10
their parents In this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Shanley ID. Prouse and
son and DR.. c. S. Rice have been the
guests Of relatives at Magnolia
John Ashton and Charles r. Rod
way of Hartley, have been spending
a few days with Wilmington friends,
Mrs. William Wood has been spend
ing several days with friends at Leip-
| sic
Bernard II. Ryan has been the guest
Of friends at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Burnet have
been spending a few days with Dover
friends.
earle Wooleyhan. Of Chesapeake city
was a recent Wilmington visitor.
Miss Sadie Vansant has been tho
guest OF Mrs. J. ID. Mccoy, of Chesa
peake City.
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FEAR FOR SAFETY
OF LAUREL SEAMAN
Special to THE EVENING JouRNAl.

LAUREL Jan. 11.-Much solicit
tude is being felt for tho safety Of John
Smith, Of Bethel, whom it is feared was
lost with tho Nettie Champion on which
he sailed from Norfolk on December %.
The schooner has not been reported since
last seen about eighty-hve miles south Of
Cape Henry. As the yawl boat OF the YES
sci was found the hope is entertained that
the crew after abandoning the shop was
picked up by a passing steamer and car
ried to foreign port.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
ENOCH CLARK IS
DOVER'S MAYOR
Citizens Ticket Candidate
Has Majority Of e. Over
A. B. Magee

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Jan. u.--After one Of the
iiveliess contests known in this city a
mixed ticket won in yesterdays muni-
cipal election
Three hundred and forty-soven votes
poiled. After the Saturday night mass
meeting. some Of the citizens present
claimed they were swallowed up by a
party Of Democratic leaders who prepared
tickets in advance.
Protesting that action, the People5s
Ticket was brought out at noon, headed
by Arley B. Magee. as mayor and con.
teining the names Of two Republican can
didates for Council-rhomas v. keith and
William NJ Hazel. Both the latter were
elected, but the Citizens meeting mayor
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Laurel Z. of P. officers.

LAUREL. Jan '11.-At the regular
meeting OF Delta Lodge No "a, K. of
p. officers for the ensuing siS months:
+. f. Wootten. chancellor commander;
j. r. Williams, vice chancellor; Charles
S. Gumby, master-at-arms: the Rev.
George r. Donaldson, prelate S. c.
Kitchens, inside sentinel; David Boyce,
outside sentinel; Harvey Phillips, mas
ter of work; w. $. Holt. trustee; NJ.
b. Culver, master eXchequer; J. T.
Chipman. keeper Of records and seal.
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TO DISCUSS THE
BLACK MEMORIAL
New Castle Citizens Gail Meet
ing For Tonight to Help
Along Project
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 1t.-Mayor
Evan G. Boyd has called a meeting
OF the citizens of New Castle to be
held in the Town Hall tonight TO
take action regarding the DR.. Black
memorial Citizens in general are re-
quested to be present. DIR. John j.
Black spent time and money advocat-
ing sanatorium for tuberculosis pa
tients and now that he has passed away
the people believe a fitting memorial
20 him should be erected at Hope
farm near Brandywine Springs. The
building will cost S2,500 and New Cas-
tie Will subscribe its full share.
Ivanhoe Division No. 2, Uniformed
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Ihex cams Here 70 Mar.

Robert Edgar, Of No. 254O Memphis
street and Miss Mary Z, Fisher Of No.
1916 Dolphin street, both of Philadel-
phla were married here yesterday by
the Rev. ]. Edgar Franklin. The
groom was attended by his brother,
and the bride by her sister
on Saturday, Mr. Franklin ohiciated
at the marriage of Baltimore couple.
The bride was Rosa Zinkand and the
groom George w. Wentworth, both OF
No. 81 East Henrietta street. They
will live in Baltimore.
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Three weddinas In Millsboro

MILLSBORO. Jan. 11.-Miss Minnie
Lynch was married TO Harry Lutz of
Philadelphia, by the Rev. J. /. Derrick
son. Mrs. Charlotte T.. Shickley and
George II. Warrington were married
Thursday afternoon by the Rev. b. A.
Bryan, in Harbeson, and Miss Rather
inc !. Houston and Lucius Washburn,
of New York. were married by the
Rev. l.. w. Wells, OF ST. Marks Epis-
copal Church.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Toy Rifle a DanqerOus pr,,,,,

MILTON, Jan. 11.-Playing with an
air rife given him as Christmas
present Hammond Mustard. a small
son OF the town bailin, was struck in
one eye by a small bullet which had
reoounded from target at which The
ooy was shooting. The injury is soI
serious that It Is feared the lad win
lose the sight OF the eve.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Me- MiIl b. No.

A large class OF applicants will be
initiated into Wilmington Lodge. No.
1S4, Loyal Order of Moose. on Thurs
day evening at Turn Hall.
NJ J. Holland. national organizer.
has been IN this city for several weeks
arranging for the institution Of the
local lodge.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Married Under Everore.n 49,,

fhEDERlCA, Jan. 11--AIiss Eta
REYNOLDS was married to Lee Robinson
az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Noah IL.
warren In Slaughter Neck by the Rev.
r. >. Corokran, OF Lincoln, Neb. The
ceremony was performed under an arch
or evergreen. Miss Eta Roach was
bridesmaid and Elmer Bennett best
man.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Arohdeacon Writes More LIistory

GEORGETOWN, Jan. 1.-THE REV.
c. II. b. Turner, rector Of st. Peters
Episcopal Church in Lewes, has COM
pleted "Some Records Of Sussex Coun-
ty, Delaware" as the result Of four
years work. Archdeacon Turner has
beer signally honored by the Queen OF
Holland for his historical researches.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11

Former Hotel Man Leaves Georgetown
GEORGETOWN Jan. Thames a.
Manlove has sold the fixtures of the
Buck Hotel to John II. Truitt, owner
of the hostelry. Mr.. Manlove will leave
tomorrow for Philadelphia where he
will engage in business.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Hall stockholders Name officers.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Irish-American Asso-
citation was held last night and the
following men TO serve on a board of
directors for the year. John Il. Healy,
president; Neal B. Kelley. James j.
Fox, Frank NJ. SEWER. Phillip ]. Butler,
James ]. Logue. James Sweeney,
Thomas Duffey, Patrick Mulrooney and
Mark Dugan.
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Doctor Has Appsndioitis

GEORGETOWN, Jan. 11.-Dr o. d
Robinson, Of Georgetown, one of the
most prominent physicians in lower
Delaware, has been stricken with a se-
we're attack OF appendicitis. but is now
recovering.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Enoauement Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. William Wolstenholme
announce the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Ella TO Templeton Van
De Bogart, of Washington, d. c.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
No,v = Iioht Keener

MILTON, Jan. 11.-Thomas W. Ma
gee has been appointed second assist
ant keeper at the Brandywine light
house in Delaware Bay.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
New Church For Lewes.

LEWES. Jan. 1.-THE building fund
for a new brick Methodist church here
has grown 10 $500 and work will be-
gin early in the spring.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11

Little Boys and Girls 90 cI En-
Short Boots at. at.............. VhUU
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Mems $3.50 Storm Defer" Arc
tics, lined with Cravenette OIL ~
cloth. Specially priced. -. 0h 10
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Mems e9.5O extra high cut Tan
Calf Blnchers; reduced G9 iR
to........... .........'..' V@ifS
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Mems $3.50 ''5torm Defer" Arc
tics, extra high cut, with 4 ca 90
buckles. Specially priced 1EIJO
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Mems s2.50 Storm Calf NInE
Russet Blucher; reduced to 1h JJ
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Misses and Children's Good enn
year Glove Rubbers ...... UUO
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Mems e4.00 Box Calf or Buckle,
IA Inches high, triple soled, new
sewed processi reduced c9 OF
20. ......s............. VIII
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women's Storm Rubbers, E6n
marked at only y....... JJI
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Boys and Youths Goodyear Tn
Storm Rubbers iVU
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Mems ss.00 Patent Colt CO 10
bluchers; reduced tO........ VEiiO
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TAG o By =
~ New Daylight Dept. Store 49,
224-226 Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS.
at O'clock
Stirring Values for Mid-Wcek
Shoppers

sweeping reduction Of prices throughout the entire
IN preparation for socktakng makes possible host of
ordinary bargains md-wee buyers will profit by
We have and ahed prices without regard the regular
selling figures you'll find far greater values here than
offered by any other Wilmington
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Ladies', Tailor-made Short Over
gaiter Leggins. Specially re- IOo
duoed to..................... tUu
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Goodyear Welts, six comfortable
styles, women's $3.50 warm lined
shoes, medioated warm lin el IN
ings; reduced to. o......... Vh "
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Boys zoe and SOC Rubbers, c7n
marked special at ...... UfG
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Misses and Children's 65c ono
and 60c Rubbers, only .. 0JG
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
PHOENIX OIL %.
RALPH THOMAS, Prop.

O. 1882 City Delivery. R. 4S91
 A dollar d drop for water That's what l pay for water found in my guaranteed channels strained gasO- line. You furnish the can and I fur nish the gasoline for $175. delivered Money back to dissatisfied customers
 This gasoline can be used in stoves. irons, motorcycles or for cleaning the finest fabric It is absolutely free from oil or other foreign substance
 Bulk Pearl oil, also guaranteed s125, where can is furnished
 "THE HOUSE OF JOHN D."
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
.CRUDEST CHECK EVER
 PASSED FOR MONEY
Henry Rosenstein the Victim at Least
 for the Time Being.

Henry Rosenstein, who keeps a store on East Washington street, was yes terday VictimiZed by the rawest check transaction that was ever perpetrated in Phoenix, or perhaps anywhere else. It is likely the matter will he straight cned out today for it began in d thoughtless joke taken seriously by a drunken man who had Io more sense in that condition than to undertake an enterprise that one would think would have been detected on the start. The joke did not end, however. until Mar tin Caper had been landed in the city iail by Policeman Troutman to be charged later with uttering and passing fictitious check. in complaint made before Justice Johnstone. Caper is still in jail and when duly sober may ap- preciate the ridiculOusness of the caper he indulged in. He is known as some thing of a nuisance when he is intoXi- cated and in that condition a night or two ago barkeeper to get rid of him. thoughtlcssly drew Q check on one Of the local banks for $l00. making it pay able to Martin Ripper and signing il John Doe" adding some further language that would make it unmail- able matter The writer of the check supposed Caper understood the ridicu
 louSneSs and Valuelessness of .he check
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10

THE HOUSE OF JOHN D."
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10

and would tear it mp as soon as he read it. He thought no more about the in cident until he heard that Caper was
 in jail
 Caper however. took things very seriously in his then condition and went directly to the store of Rosenstein. who had known him slightly for a long time and had occasionally sold him few furnishings. He presented the check to Rosenstein. and it seems that to Henry all checks look alike. He thought that John Doe" meant that Caper. who he knew. was in some legal way signing a check for someone else Anyhow he was not expecting to be jobbed hy his former patron, who an nounced that he wanted tO make some purchases and leave the rest of the money on deposit with the merchant SD he would not be robbed of il while he was drinking.
 Mir. Rosenstein sold him a suit of clothes and gave him S5 in cash The check was properly endorsed by Mar tin Caper" in his own name. and in due time was deposited in another bank by Rosenstein. The second day Caper returned and got a pair of shoes. and subsequently dropped in several times and got five or ten dollars. until some time yesterday when the check came back to ROsenstein from the bank on which it was drawn. marked refused. Rosenstein then made a straight shoot for the city hall. and Caper. who was we'll known tO the police was soon landed in jail. Last night the larkeep- who wrote the check. purposely making it as ridiculous as possible so it-would not fool anybody. was engaged in de- vising ways and means for squaring up the trouble with the least possible loss to anVbodV
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services tomorrow, December II. will be as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship. II o'clock. Ser mon by the pastor. Rev. Henry NJ. Campbell. D.D, theme. Men Sent From God Junior Endeavor. D. m. In termediate Endeavor. D. m. Senior Endeavor. 6:30 D. m. At this meeting Miss Bessie Alexander will give a de- scriptiOn of the Passion Play Ober- ammergau, as seen this past summer. Evening worship. 7:30 D. m. Sermon by the pastor. The musal programs for the morning and evening services are as follows. Morning: Organ "Berceuse" (Gaston de Lille): anthem Consider and Hear Me" (Pbluger): response. Hear. Father. Hear Thy Children" (HascalD: offertory solo. Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled" tNeidlinger), Miss Alexander: organ.
 Triumphal March" tMarks). Evening: organ. Romance" CZittenbarD: an them. There's a Friend in the Home land" (Havens); response. Still. still With Thee. My God" (Burns): offer tory solo, "Out of the Depths" (Rogers), Miss Hawley: organ. Re cessional March" (Bledermann). All are invited to attend these services Church at the corner of Adams street and Third avenue.
 GOT A NEW APPERSoN-George Purdy Bullard has bought of the Phoe- nix Cycle company. a new Apperson Jackrabbit automobile, the .articular sort of machine that made the fine speed exhibitions during the recent territorial fair. The new machine ar rived here yesterday from Los Angeles and will be unloaded today. MT. Bullard will probably be busy in court more or less of the time today. but if he should be q little late at Sunday school to- morrow the public will be able to guess why. The father of a new baby is ex- pected to be a little absent minded for q day or so. but the owner uf a new automobile of the Apperson class is licensed to be entirely irresponsible for a while until he gets used to the high and exalted position. Leon T. Shettler of Los Angeles is the coast agent for the car and an effort is being made to get him to send a car to Tucson for the track meeting there on January ?
 SIXTY DAYS-Jose Quijuis was yes terday found guilty of stealing a har- ness of R. F.. Wilson and selling it to- another man, the charge being petty larceny. Quijuis. who has served sev- eral days in jail already. was given an- meantime there is hanging over him a suspended sentence in the district court.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10

Just received. New York apple cider. 75c per gallon. MelcZer Bros. Co. Main n If
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
PROPERTY FouND.-Some
HOME MISSIONARY MEETING

The Home Missionary society of the Central Methodist church will hold a meeting in the church next Monday afternoon at q o'clock. The new presi dent, Mrs. A. F. Jones. will have charge and it is desired that every member of the society shall he present to meet lao,
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
OWLS BYLAWS COMMITTEE

OWLS BYLAWS COMMITTEE Members of the recently appointed by laws ana constitution committee of the Ph"eriS Nest. No. 1888. Order of owls, consisting of II. J. Morrell, Reward Claflin and j. q. Simpson. are requested to meet tomorrow afternoon It 2 o'clock at The Republican office in order that report may be pre- pared for presentation at the next m. ot irn nf fh.a rhnr
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
TAKE RANK OF EsouiRE-An

other large class was last evening given the work of the rank of esquire m the IoC.u lodge. Knights of Pythias. It is expected that it will be hut a sh"r- time before the one hundred new members for which the lodge has been -corllinc for several weeks past
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Rrizona Republican. Is
Forecast for today: Fair.

degrees.
 Excess in temperature since first of month, 37 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. 746 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, O03 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. 0.20 inch Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, $50 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
EMS BROTHERHOOD OF

ME BROTHERHOOD OF ! PHOENlx-A meeting nf the Mems | Brotherhood of Phoenix was held | Thursday night in the Christian church at which an address was delivered by !, Attorney Howard. His remarks in cluded many good suggestions on mak- i ing the constitution of the society which | is now practically completed and will be revised and perfected by Thursday night. December %, when the next ! meeting will be held. The 1rganiZa- ton is designed for the general civic uplift, cleaner moral and political life and is not confined to church member ship or partisan affiliations.
 cERTICICATES TO TEAcH-The territorial board Of examiners has is- sued first grade school teachers certi- ticates to Mary Amelia Greenlee Bar tholomew and Frank C. Johnson of Mesa. Miss Bartholomew is a gradu- ate of the Northern Arizona normal while Mir Johnson graduated rom the Oklahoma state normal Certificates have been granted by the board of education to Fred C. Elliott of Phoenix on a diploma from the University of North Carolina; Jeannette l.. Stewart. Mesa, Iowa State normal: ]. w. Hen derson. Gleason, Lincoln university.
 MURPHY FIVE OAYS-Ed Murphy. who was arrested in Tempe for obtain ing money on false pretenses and later brought to Phoenix as a murder sus- pect. acknowledging that he killed two men, was taken back to Tempe yester- day to be tried on the misdemeanor eb1rUa TIa b1S haas, i'm, iafI cat-ara1 weeks already and was sentenced to serve five days longer. At the expira- ton Of that time he will probably be liberated as the Texas authorities do not seem to care 10 press the later murder charge against him and he has served his time for the former of- fense.
 TRINITY HURCH-Services will be held tomorrow. third Sunday in Advent. in Trinity church South Second avenue facing the courthouse. the Rev. Julius w Atwood. rector. as follows: Kindergarten and Sun day school at 10 o'clock: morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock At the latter service the quartet choir under direction of Mrs. Deity will give the following seicctions: organ voluntary. Allegretto in b. Major CD. Tnurs): re Deum and Benedictus
 W Woodward) Offertory solo. Mrs Leecraft. Be of Good Comfort" aria from Cowen'S oratorio of Ruth: Post Jude Gesse). Service in Tempe at 3l o'clock
 AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. II. Franklin Bray the pastor. will preach a special sermon at eleven o'clock on the subject Sal vation by Faith The sermon will be illustrated The sabbath school Is preparing a cantata for Christmas entitled. Who is Santa Claus?" The superintendent Miss Ardmore Lewis. Is being ably assisted by Mrs. May nard Wilson. Miss Claudio Stevens and Miss Williams. the teacher at the Madison street school. Mrs. Wilson. president of the Allen league re- quests the presence of the young people at the league session al 6:S0. Rev. ". T. Thornton will lead. There will be special music at the evening service. among other numbers a solo by Mrs. Forest Burney entitled. "I Surrender. and solo by Miss Claudio Stevens entitled. The Battle Hymn of the Republic The church is on the corner of Second and Jef- fersOn streets. All will be made wei come at each service.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
LAST DAY TO PAY WATER

= RENT.-This is the last day on which the water rent for the month of De- C"nber may be paid without penalty. Tn" office of the water department vii, De kopt open until 9 o'clock this evening in oIder that all may have an opp0rI unity tO forestall the visit of the Idan with the turmoil wrench.
 FOUND A HoRSE-Constable R. c. Estrada of Tempe, who came tC Phoe- nix yesterday with Ed Murphy. sentenced to jail. reports that he found in the streets of Tempe a roan bronco horse attired in a hackamOrf. seeming ly a stray as no owner can be found. He put the horse in a stable and is waiting to turn it over to the right nprsOn
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GzzssTE9::si5Isgssc
 ~t1sIETpl
 COUNTRY CLUB The Misses club today.
 UNITARIAN SERvIcE-In K. of |. hall. Sunday. at II d. m. Mrs Louise Stevens Cooke will speak on How They Civilized the South Seas" Mrs. Alma Spencer of Boise. Idaho. will give q talk to the Woman's Alliance. January 9th.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Neils F. Miller of this city and Harriet F. Billingsley of St. David. Both are 19 years old. the groom to-be presenting the written consent of his parents. They will be married today by Pro- bate Judge Phillips.
 ORANGES FOR PARIS-W. J. Murphy yesterday had packed and sent from the Phoenix orange packing house to a friend in Paris. France d box of extra fancy pack, Arizona Washington navel oranges. It is it not pronounced the finest box of oranges ever seen in the French capital. there will be dis appointment in the Arizona capital.
 ENJOYING MExICO-George A.. Alintz has received letter from George H. Cook written from the Hotel Iturbide. City of Mexico. MT. Cook says that he and Mrs Cook are having q fine time touring the southern re- public. They were preparing to leave for OriZaba and Vera Cruz. intending to sail from the latter point to Havana, Cuba. They made no reference to, the revolution and do not seem to bel having any trouble with street rioters. as other Americans down there were so recently reported as having eXperi- enced