Arizona republican., 1912-09-03

HOME AGAlN-Professor Ander- son of Tempe arrived home from the beaches last Thursday
 AT THE FORD-Tom L. Wilson, Cheyenne. Wyo.; Rob't. Emerick, c. A. Pritchard, E. Stratton, w. Ray, and J. Gregg B, X B. Circus.
 AN EIGHT POUND BOY.-An eight pound boy, the second one in the family, was born yesterday to MT and Mrs. Vincent Jones, of SIS North Third street
 MEXICAN BALL-The Mexican colony gave a ball last night in the MelcZer hall, the occasion marking the final preliminaries in the choos- ing of a queen and her suite for the Independence day festifivties on Sep tember 16.
 D. D. HORNING LEAVEs.-A cross country journey to join his family was begun yesterday by D. D. HOrning of this city. MT Horning will stop first at Houston, Texas, for few days, then goes to New Orleans to catch a boat for New York City. The Mornings will return to Phoenix ill about a month.
 AT THE COMMERCiAL.-Mr. and Mrs.W. G. Dickinson, Flagstaff; R. E. EstabrOOk, Long Beach; Mrs J. T. Bartleson, Florence; Mrs. F. B. Anderson, Kingman; J. J. McCarty, MaricOpa; James Paterson, Arlington. j. J. Burke, Lamar, Colo; J. A. Pitt, Phoenix; ora Power, Ray; R. H. Franks Tucson.
 CURIOUSLY POISONED-At least w. H. Harris, late of Peoria, thinks he has been and he thinks so so per sistently and talked about it so much | that his neighbOrs thought he was d l fit subject for the hospital for the 1 insane. He was brought to the jail | yesterday Harris believed that | somebody poisoned him by pouring | something into his ear, since he has heard the buzzing of sawmills and other disquieting noises
 SCHOOL FOR GiRLS-Mr. and | Mrs w B. TWitchell who live on the Indian school road are considering | the establishment of a young ladies seminary on their ranch a few years later when the need of such an in- stitution becomes more apparent. The suggestion to them comes through the | fact that they now have three fine daughters growing up on the farm, the latest having arrived at their
 home on Saturday night. This event was followed on Sunday night by a ! similar incident when a daughter was l born to MT. and Mrs. Wilson. MT. Wilson being the foreman of the same ranch
 CHINESE CELEBRATlON-Su | day night witnessed one of the most novel events that ever occurred in the i Chinese quarter of this city, a big, almost public reception, in honor of l a newly married couple. For some l reason the press was not invited and as The Republicans Chinese reporter 1 is away on his vacation it is hard to secure the details. It appears though lthat a young celestial who is in busi- ness in this city went to a southern Arizona town where he was joined in wedlock to an IS year old daugh- ter of the orient who was brought to this country a number of years ago by a returning woman mission Iary and to some extent was educated under her influence. The happy con- pie arrived in Phoenix on Sunday and
 will make their home here. Sunday night about 100 of the most select of local Chinese society assembled in the largest available dining room in Chinatown, where a fine wedding supper was served, and such other
 festivities engaged in as the Chi
 nese are wont to enjoy on such oc- lcasions. The guests included all the Chinese women in the city of whom there are said to be some eight or
 ten all matrons and most of them mothers. one woman having as many
 as five children.