Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-03-26

The schools of Sorbech, Austria, have adopted a singular fad-to teach every pupil to play chess.
 Perhaps Hon. D. B. Hill thinks that Bryan's opposition to him is no worse than his support might be.
 The many accounts of "annual din ners" makes us wonder what kind of people they are who can get along on one dinner a year.
 College courses in diplomatic law would become popular if Representa- tive Adams bill for the reform of the consular service passed.
 The committee on territories has recommended the passage of the om- nibus bill for the admission of Ari- zona, New Mexico and Oklahoma. The captains of industry" who sat
 at the table with Prince Henry rep
 resented the only order of nobility
 that this country recognizes, that Of
 achievement.
 1 A Philadelphia store pays Sl,OOO la day for advertising in the local papers of that city alone, not count ling the advertising in magazines of
 national circulation.
 | When Colonel Bryan has put a
 quietus on the plutocratic democrats | of the east, and MT. Hill has done the
 same to the populistic democrats of
 the west, what fine country this will be.
 | A billion does not strike the aver
 age mind as very gfeat number in
 this day of billion dollar trusts, yet a German scientist has computated that at 10.40 a. m., April 29, a billion minutes will have elapsed since the birth of Christ.
 The prominent members of the
 Democratic National Committee, Mir Bryan's receptiveness to the con 2 trary notwithstanding, say that they
 have given him two chances to de
 monstrate his worth and that they art
 now on the lookout flor another and better demonstrator.
 The Illinois antitrust law has beer : declared unconstitutional because il 2 exempts agricultural trusts; union s labor in Kentucky is willing to accep
 the Texas antitrust law, provided i shall not apply to labor trusts; and sc l. it goes everywhere. Trusts in ou
 own interest are all right; trusts in thu r. interest of somebody else are tn
 works of the devil.-Ex.
 A Washington telegram says tha
 Miles is training for the presidency If so he is following in the footstep of Bryan and trying to talk himsel Y into the nomination. The telegram
 alleges that in 1900 he tried ineffec 2 tually to get Colonel Roosevelt t " form a combination with him to de
 feat Mckinley. Miles stands abou as much show for the presid ency a - Dewey did two years ago. IF The Chinese six companies hay m made a complaint against Chimes ,e Consul General Ho Vow. Charges ir rs clude lukewarmness in the figh st against exclusion, failure to be at th
 Consulate in the day time, when mel :. tchants call, undue devotion to th ;. racing stable, and dressing his joel .a eys in royal yellow, which is a heir ,L ous offense in Chinese law. The Cor ,n sul- General is credited with bein lie very sporty.
 be An insurgent proclamation has lat ,e- lly been found in the Philippin,
 which says the United States is in u " midst of a civil war; that the CO n- miners have risen against the go of ernment and in a battle at Chicas n- 500 soldiers were killed; that Pre- ident Roosevelt was to be depost n- and "Dr." Bryan proclaimed Preside es in March; that Russia had decla ri ed war against the United States al nd that Germany would furnish arr
 and ammunition to the Filipinos ii; they would only hold out. ,tb Gov. Longino of Mississippi h ,en before him for signature one of t rm most sweeping political laws ey om passed. It practically renders illeg in all party conventions in MississipE ng putting all nominations from Unit m- States senators down, in the hands me primary meetings held under dire are control of the state. The democrat the state central committee will be sho ant of all power and become merely
 agent to determine contests, add | or. votes cast at primaries. and announ ,; results. The idea of course is to p aso all political power directly in t .L hands of the people.
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 4en Surgery is no longer needed to GU
 niles. DeWit's Witch Hazel Sal