Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-09-26

AN IIi.tl4t 4tlAtCLt4L' Ol llit C. -. Allill who went with Col. NJ. H. McCord's regiment as Major, was killed in ac ton recently in the Philippine is lands. Major Mitchell was very pop ular with his regiment. For the accommodation of passen- . gers who wish to witness Paine's ex- hibition of the battle of San Juan, at PheniX. arrangements have been made by the $. P. P. E P to run a freight extra, leaving Prescott Sept 25 at 9.30 a. ul., arriving at Phenix at 4.50 D. m.
 An equinoctial wind storm set in Saturday evening increasing in vio- leuce until about midnight Sunday when it had attained a fearful velOc itv. The wind was unaccompanied by any rain. but there are indications of rain today.
 Dell Chandler on Saturday sold a half interest in his candy and ice cream parlors to J. B. Hooker. The latter will move his stage office to this place of business and the new firm will add groceries and vegetables | t0 the stock now carried.
 The Jewish New Year commenced | at sundown last evening and lasts un- ii smdown this evening. All places of business owned by that sect were | accordingly closed today as this day is strictly observed as holiday by all | of that faith.
 The street lights went out about ! midnight last night leaving the town | in darkness till morning. This is the 1 first accident of the kind that has happened for months, the electric ! company having been unusually sue cessful in this respect. The cause of | Inst nights disturbance was a broken | wire.
 A special train came in Saturday to | which was attached the private car of | Judge C. \. Stery, of Los Angeles, attorney for the Santa Fe Pacific ! railroad. who visited Prescott on pro ! les-i0ual business. Judge Sterry re- ! turned north ou Sunday morning by ] -n..-.. train. to connect with the . yves. bound santa E'e for Los An | g-les.
 The Epv1r.h League of the Meth oIi~t church held anniversary eXer- ci-e- last night at the Methodist church. Addresses were made by l. various parties and good music was rendered by the choir. Ziba O. Brown delivered a very interesting address. giving a history of the in cep-i0n and growth of the league.
 An effort is being made to have the city council prohibit the occupation of any buildings on Goodwin street for immoral purposes. Parties own , ing property on that street, as well as residents of West Prescott are at the head of the movement. The former want to preserve the street for legiti- mate business purposes, while the latter want it maintained as re spectable thoroughfare for the con venience of traffic between east and west Prescott.
 Mrs. Joseph Mayer was a visitor to Prescott on Saturday to bid farewell t1 her son and daughter, Bert and Marie. who left for the university at Tucson, for the winter term. Miss Mayer is one of Yavapai's brilliant and yivacious young ladies, and in past terms of the university has won many honors in studies she has pur- sued. and returns again to take up special studies and complete the ste uagr1plic course.
 Especial interest will attach to a special article in the campaign mum Der of McClmes's Magazine, entitled The Strategy of National Cam usigus.' This article in the October issue will describe some of the most striking strategic measures adopted by presidential campaign leaders daring the past p years, concerning which almost nothing has hitherto been dirulged to the public at large. The author, doubtless because of the prominent part he has played in the -turg.e- he describes, prefers to write anonymously. Mir. Hambidge's portraits Illustrating the articles are of unusual originality and merit.
 WIT. Deity, of Wickenburg, is in town.
 David Conuor. the well known . hotel man from Jerome was in town 1 today.
 The Reds won yesterdays foot ball . g5me acaiuss the Prescott Juniors by . a score of twelve to nothing.
 There were two delegates in SatrT- Gnv's convention who are in the em- uiov ol le railroad company. One reading Inc Courier this morning and believing what it said, together with whr. i- u-inUated but did not say wuuId have thought that every man connected with the company from the president down to the track walker WAS wire pulling there.
 \ visit of P. M. Murphy to the
 convention hall on Saturday as a
 -....a..r uas the occasion of slur-
 ing .nrur., in the Courier this morn f. lr. Murphy has been absent
 .G .... for the past six months or
 .-... .u. ou -oiug to the convention
 ..E. very m.J,-tlv took a seat among -r.......-. When the conven- .. a recess, he Was given a ovation hv democratic spec
 ...- .. rpub,icu- alike, and this .~ u.. utls .he editor of our con [ . nary eI sad uo doubt, as it
 .,m.rs ,i .hat while his own par .-u. .. .raad' they do not heed
 # a.r haw.- made by him
 against r Murphy and his so a... .wrhv gang.
 Primo. Ching informs the Chinese
 @ Washington that he Ching g has ...u he'd with fulT authority
 t.n.- -.a-r peace aith tha powers.
 Seventy thousand men are on a
 strike in .ha Pennsylvania coal re
 eilns.