Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-26

destroyed. The loss of life is est
 mated at over 1000, d great major
 ity of the victims being Indians. Te
 Indian villages each with a popula
 tion of from 50 to 5000 wiped out
 All coffee plantations in the volcani
 zone are ruined and the owners lief
 penniless. The greatest distress pre-
 vails throughout central and westerl
 portions of the republic. Even ol the eastern coast the effects are felt
 But very few people escaped with
 in radius of the Santa Maria O
 twenty miles, There are four mor' craters that show signs of life and al
 people are leaving the country terro stricken. Many prominent Ameri cans are said to be lost. It will takt several days in which to get more definite news. No one familiar witt the country will return. A similar disaster prevailed 100 year ago, wheT the old capital, Nueva, was demol ished.
 Famine prevails in Quezaltenango Ten thousand people are reported starving and the government utterly unable to relieve the distress. The people are on the verge of revolution. Even in Guatemala City, the capital, the inhabitants are suffering for food
 Berlin, Nov. 22.--Krupp, the great gun maker, died today at Essen, of apoplexy.
 Manila, Nov. 22--Dhe transport In gals with General Miles aboard is on. reef in the harbor at Albav. No danger is ahead and she will be float ed at high tide.
 New Haven, Nov. 22---The attend ance at today's foot ball game be- tween Yale and Harvard was 25,000. Yale won with a score of B to o.
 Scranton. Nov. 22--The commis- sion adjourned today until Dec 8, and the board has all left. No set tlemsnt is yet in sight among the at torneys.
 Des Moines, Nov. PA Rock Is land train was held up at Davenport at midnight The bandits secured S30, 900 and made their escape.
 Boston, Mass, Nov. 22.--Carrie Nation invaded Harvard Memorial Hall at Cambridge yesterday while the students were at dinner and pan demonium reigned for time.
 "My dear boys" she said. lifting her Bible alOft, 'the saloon is your bitterest enemy"
 The hall echoed with cries of "Oh, too bad, too bad"
 The students pounded on the lbl es until the historic portraits about the hall trembled in their frames. Then they pounded their plates with their knives and forks un- til the negro walters grouped along the walls shuddered.
 My friends" continued the anna zon, Il am just like another woman"
 There were cries and groans of No, no, no; shut of on that score"
 Mrs. Nation took a diplomatic tack.
 "They tell me that I ought to go to Europe. They say that they will me to royalty. But I do not have to go to Europe to see royalty. I have it before me now"
 Screams of That's right, Carrie" and tintinnabulhon chorus of forks md water tumblers.
 My dear boys. if you want to see that fairest jewel in all the world, look in your own looking glasses"
 Napkins, bread, plates, knives and forks by the hundred were thrown nto the air. The hall rumbled and she made her retreat.
 Hovana, Nov. 24.-Tbe strike be- ,ame general here today. Conduc- .ors and motormen continued run ling until 10 o'clock when Superin- .endent Greenwood ordered the sus- pension of traffic. He asked the civil governor for protection, but the au- ;horities were unable to protect the ,ars. Several cars were wrecked and crews injured. The situation is grave. The police will make no aT- -ests owing to pronounced sympathy ,f the mayor aad other officials with he strikers. A mob of strikers lrove the employees of the Western ailroad from the trains this morning. No bread or meat is on sale and a of the strike will cause much suffering.
 Police Captain MOsO and two off ,ers were wounded and two strikers filled during the demonstration to- lay in front of the palace. In addi ion two policemen and several strik- ITS were wounded.
 Washington, Nov 24.-The presi- lent has appointed Albert B. Mora yetz of Arizona to be consul at No gales.
 Berlin, Nov. 24.-The emperor will Ittend the fuheral of Herr Krupp, which takes place from the little old louse where Krupp's father lived ghile striving to forge bis first gun. zrupp was worth S75,O00,O00
 Scranton, Pa, Nov. 24.-No definite lction was taken today with regard O the proposed private settlement ,f differences between the mine work ITS and employers. The leader of the ounsel for the miners, Darrow, had conference with Mitchell today. put no action was decided upon.
 Chicago, Nov. 1.-Two men regis cred at the Wyoming hotel as E. B. nd N. H. Fuller were arrested today. t is supposed the are implicated in he S74,000 Chicago postoffice rob )ery.
 New York, Nov. 24. Builders and Contractors association of New Ro- .helle declared a lockout today of all trades workmen.
 Chicago, Nov 24. -Chas. Moore. member of the firm of \. J. Whiflle company, committed suicide this morning.
 Buttee, Mont, Nov. 24.-Mrs. Narling, who is believed to be de- has made confession de- daring that she killed Patience and John Conn.
 Havana, Nov B. Steps have been aken to bring about a meeting be weeu the strike leaders and Presi tent Palma, which will iaile place to- lay. \ strong show of armed forces n the suburbs of Havana quieted he riOtous feelings of the strikers. The police are searchmgor suspicious