Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-29
NEWS. NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Utah among the Arapahoe Indians. They have gone on the war path and there is sure to be trouble. The agent of Indian affairs there has telegraphed for troops.
 A recent dispatch from New York says that two prominent BOers have just arrived in that city, having come via New Orleans. The were astonish- ed at finding the American people so little excited over the BOer war. They are on their way to Vermont to pur- chase farms and intend to settle down and live quiet peaceful lives.
 President O'Connell of the Interna- tional Association of Machinists, esti- mates the number of machinists en- gagged in the strike today at 4O,OOO. He claims that he is satisfied with the situation and has confidence in the result.
 Word comes from Santa Ana, Cali fornia. that Roy Manley, his mother and sister, were poisoned here last night by eating canned salmon. A few minutes after the family had partaken of the canned goods all were taken with violent pains. Mrs. Man lev, surmising the trouble, admins tered antidotes, finally succeeding Tn bringing the whole family through the ordeal safely.
 A recent dispatch from San Fran cisco says the state supreme court has | handed down a decision sustaining the judgment of the lower court in the case of Angus vs. Craven. This decision is in effect that the deeds al legged to be held by Mrs. Nettie k. Craven to portions of the property of the late Senator Fair are invalid.
 The salary of Lord Roberts, the British commander-in-chief, has been raised to the equivalent of S25,OOO a year, which is more than the secretary of state for war receives, but less than the judges of the court of app peals and many of the bishops sitting with him in the house of. lords.
 The city council of Albany gave the trollv car line that holds a franchise in that city notice that unless it ac-
 ceds to the demand of the strikers the
 franchise would be revoked on Mon
 day evening, whereupon the trolly
 people came in drumming and settled
 with the strikers.
 Latest reports from the Scott man
 sion this morning say that Mrs. Me
 Kinley is resting easy and growing
 stronger. President Mckinley re. viewed the school children on Van , Ness avenue this morning. Thou sands of gaily dressed children bear , ing boquets and flags and streamers , of national colors lined either side oi the avenue and enthusiastically cheer ed the president as he drove past, ac companied by his cabinet, congress , men and many other notables. The ' president was vlsibly pleased at tho } reception given him.
 Recent reports from Southampton says the cup challenger, Shamroci . II. with King Edward and party or board. was dismantled today by ; souall off Cowes. The king, who wa !. on deck, had a miraculous escape
 The topmast and bOwsprit weri
 broken short off. The disaster occur
 red while the two Shamrocks and tn,
 Sybarite were preparing for race of
 Bramble buoy. The tOpsail of thu : Shamrock I. was also carried away bl
 the suuall. The bowsprit of thu
 Shamrock II went first. Extra straiI
 on the topmast caused it to go next
 Then the great steel mainmast, weigh l ing more than two tons and carrying !, spars and gear weighing an additiona three or four tons swayed for a mo
 ment and then plunged over the sid' into the water with a crash of break ing wire and tearing gear. King Ed ward, Sir Thomas Lipton and part. were seated on the deck near tn companionway almost in line witt the falling mast and their escap from being crushed beneath the mas or being caught in the broken tangl , of ropes and wires and carried over board was almost miraculous.
 Have you seen thOSe lONeIJ ohli
 waists at Mrs. BlaiGe's? tf I am still in it now at the soutl side of the plaza, next to the Prospec effice. Will do all carriage trimnin! and upholstering work at reasonabl prices, Good work guaranteed. J G. Teller. Mir. w. J. Baxter of North Brook, \ !, C.. says he suffered with piles for fiji