Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-08-28

0idtc pl NtbldShd lS het blS Suou5h to hold Bryan and Hill.
 The strike shows no prospect of settlement; on the contrary, the chances for a long and bitter struggle are growing stronger all the time.
 France has threatened to sieze Turkey unless her claims are paid. France may be Bird, " but she over rates herself if she thinks she is a turkey gobbler.
 If trades unions would set about buying stock in the corporations that employ their members, they could soon secure voice in the administra- tion that would cost them far less than even the mildest strike is likely to do.
 First Ohio. then Maryland, then Pennsylvania, then Iowa, now Nir- ginia-heavens, Mir. Bryan, are you going to let all your states repudiate free silver?
 London reporters must wear black frock coats and stcvepipe hats on the hottest days of summer or they won't be allowed in the press galleryo par lament. American newspaper men don't appreciate their advantages.
 Republics are certainly ungrateful. We have forgotten, not only most of the heroes of the Spanish war, but even the famous baseball players of two or three years ago.
 Some one in London has compared some one else to a Tammany politi- clan and has been called before the bar of parliament to apologize hum bly therefor. It is no joke to insult an honest man in such fashion on the other side of the water.
 St. Louis isn't saying much nowa- days about those typhoid germs it asserts it is getting from Chicago Can it be that it has realized that ty- phoid is not a good bait with which to fish for visitors to its coming ex- position?
 Which will cost the most the BoeI {, war or the Steel war.
 The farm hands across the bay from San Francisco complain that the mechanics who are on a strike ir San Francisco have entered theil field and in order to secure their work have cut wages.
 The railroad to the Sunset oil fielC in California is nearing completion only twelve miles of track remaining to be laid. Work has been delayed considerably on account of the diff culty experienced in securing labor. Bob FitZsimmons is now lecturins on the evils of dissipation. Bob i, certainly versatile; most men would be satisfied to be pre-emlnent in fisti cuffs, acting and debate.
 A democratic exchange says: "I is wonderful how the republican papers are harping on the subject O
 how the democratic state conyention
 are cutting loose from Bryan" be cause they have been devoting thei
 energies to state issues and avoidin.
 reference to national affairs" It i : truly wonderful with what persistenc.
 and unanimitv democratic conven tions all over the country are ignorin:
 national issues and with what enthu I siam they are devoting their energie j., to local issues. State democratic con r ventions have never been known t e ignore national issues in state politics
 when they thought they had gooc thing. This ''local issue" question i
 all a ruse and fimsy excuse on tn a part of democratic papers. Ere l. silver and Bryanism is away belov
 par among democrats and those wh have been shaping the action of tn - state conventions of the party are ig Y noring the issues deliberately, pre- meditately and with malice afore
 thought All the shouts about loca issues, uttered by every democrati :, paper in the country cannot foe the people on the subject.
 n 4 Spaniard in Cuba, desiring t
 become immune from yellow fever ! permitted himself to be inoculate, n with the disease by being bitten b an infected mosquito. The pla . worked admirably and the man i
 now immune from all diseases huma
 flesh is heir to. The mosquitoes use,
 were some which had been set apaI
 for the experiments of Dr. Caldel the Brazilian expert, arranging t, ! demonstrate the alleged efficiency O
 serum as a preventive against yelloV > fever. According to Major Havard
 the cases due to mosquito infectio > prior to the latest two, were light bu '' the matter has assumed a more dan i' gerous form than the first exper ments led the yellow fever commis Il sion to expect. The experiments o |" Dr. Caldez have not begun but it > not likely that any more experiment 's in this direction will be made
 If the United Verde mine was as
 sessed in the same proportion tha = city property Is assessed it would pa
 taxes on valuation of Sl00,000,00I
 If they convict and imprison all tn
 New York officials who have bee
 bribed, Dick Croker's source of il
 come will be destroyed, and he ma
 have to go work. Horrible thought
 Dan Lamont wodld be the chan
 pion silent candidate for any ol
 office. He has become a millionair
 by reason of his knowing how to kee
 his mouth shut, but silence will neve