Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-06
J. c. MARTIN, Editor and Proprietor
EDITORIAL NOTES.

seem TO have been struck with similar
and synchronous ideas.
In speaking of Ireland. Lord Sails
bury, it seems. never opens his mouth
without putting his foot in it.
Now Mr.. TOwne will have hard
time keeping his boom alive and max
ing it flower on July +.
Chicago has shortened automobile,
and the young men there are now said
to ask their girls to go ''mobing'' with
them.
The Spanish war put an end to of
fetal corruption in Cuba. Any attempt
to revive it should be punished most
severely Our national honor demands
this
The vote on the antitrust legislation
in congress will put TO the test the sin
certify of those antitrust democratic
howlers The bill was introduced by
republicans, and democratic leaders
would rather see trusts flourish for
political capital than to see them
knocked out by republican legislation.
Democratic papers are now snarIing
at Governor Murphy because he re
eOmmends a better penitentiary build
ing for the territory. If he had said
that the present building was good
enough he would have been the victim
Of the same snarls. You cannot please
a democratic editor. no matter what
you do.
The latest vice-presfdential candi-
date mentioned is W. r. Hearst. of the
Examiner and New York Journal Ii
is unnecessary to state that. if nomi-
mated it would be as Il running mate to
W. ]. Bryan and the ticket would be
Willie and Willie Mr.. Hearst has a
barrel which the democrats may
wish to utilize during the compaign.
A telegram from San Francisco says
that ex-Queen Liliuokalani sailed for
Honolulu a day or two since That
the ex-queen does not look well and il
is said she is going home TO die. If
she is really going home with that
purpose in view. news of her death
may he expected at any time. as when
Hawaiian makes up his mind that
he is going to die. he simply dies.
II the United States is to Ice CO.
lOnial power and To build the Mica
raguan canal it needs no prophet 10
foretell that it must be a great naval
power. If it Is To be Il great naval
power, it will need lots of armor and
the sooner it takes steps TO build an
armOr plant of its own. or To force
the steel companies TO supply il al
reasonable rates. the better it VIII he
There is a large cat farm ranch"
would hardly he the proper term-in
Lincoln county. Oregon. and the resi-
dents in the vicinity have obtained the
consent Of the post office department
TO the christening of their post office by
the name OF Angora. The first post
master Of Angora. singularly enough,
is Thomas Tom. says an exchange
What is the matter with getting Mrs.
Carrie Gait. the woman suffragist into
the combination. some place:
Mrs. Dewey says: The admiral is
not used to strenuous activity and the
exactions of such diversified gaiety
have not dealt gently with his nervous
system. Whatever the admiraIs fu-
ture he shall always spouse domestic
quiet whenever it is not inconsistent
with his patriotic duty to do So" This
is exactly what we have always con
tended.
Three of the four delegates at large
from Colorado TO the Philadelphia con
vention were supporters of Bryan and
sixteen-tO-wun in go. At least one
half of the republican state convention
was made up of delegates who were
also shouting for free silver and Bryan
At the same period That added to the
fact that Bedford, the Red Headed
Rooster of the Rockies, has also bowed
at the mOurners bench and repented of
his fOOlishness in following Teller out
of the republican party. would indicate
that Colorado has turned its back on
Bloody Brides Waite. the silver trust
and the devil and will give its electoral
vote to William Mckinley next fall
GlObe-DemOcrat.
The liabilities of Price Mccormick
K Co. the New York brokers who went
broke on cotton, only amounted to the
paltry sum of s13.OOO.OOO Mr.. Price
the senior member of the firm. has
made the following statement for pub
LEGATION: Il think the outlook is very
favorable. and I have hopes that we
shall be able to clear up our S13.OOO.OOO
Indebtedness and continue our bust
ness. 1 find that our creditors assume
very friendly attitude toward us. 1
am constantly receiving assurances
from them that they do not intend to
press their claims. but are disposed to
give us a chance to settle our debts
without foreclosure. OF all the banks
interested in the failure-and there are
q large number-Only one has attempt
ed to realize its loan"