Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-26
Associated Press News

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 Trinidad, Colo, Nov. 19-One oi
 the five bandits who attempted to
 hold up Colorado Southern train
 near here last night was found in the , brush not far from the scene of the
 hold. He was shot through the
 stomach and cannot possibly live. ' The shooting was done by Express
 Messenger Scrieber when the robbers attempted to dynamite the express car. The wounded bandit refuses to
 talk and as yet has not been identi fled. The other four outlaws are supposed to have fled southwest into the wild sparsely settled section of the country.
 Denver, Nov. 19.-Superintendent Young of the Wells Fargo company was informed today by the compauv's agent at Trinidad that the five train robbers who held up the Colorado Southern train last night had ali been captured and that the wounded man had died.
 Trinidad, Nov. 19.-Report tele- phoned Wells Fargo company at Denver that the five train robbers had been captured is declared to be erroneous. Latest report is that the posse Is close on the trail and may effect capture tonight.
 Edinboro, Pa, Nov. I9. - Five masked robbers dynamited the safe in the postofice this morning and carried of three hundred dollars Tn stamps and small amount of money.
 The explosion aroused the citizens of the town who surrounded the building, but were forced to give way before the reyoivers of the robbers. One of the citizens was slightly wounded. The thieves then stole a horse and wagon and escaped. 4 posse is in pursuit.
 Memphis, Nov. 19. - President Roosevelt arrived here at 9 o'clock 1. this morning from Smedes, Miss, on special train. The president was given an enthusiastic demonstration | when he alighted from the car at the Union depot. He was met by large delegation of representative citizens | with bands and an escort of police. | A cannon boomed the presidential . salute and the parade passed through l. the streets to the Gayoso hotel, where an informal reception was held, sev- ersl hundred people shaking hands with the president. General Wright, who arrived last night also cordially greeted the president. After the re- ception the president retired from the room for rest.
 Scranton, Pa, Nov. 19.-The an thracite coal commission resumed it's sessions this morning with the usual large crowd in attendance. Before Counsel Ross for the Lacka- wanna railroad resumed the cross ex- animation of Mitchell, Chairman Gray agaln asked the counsel to as sis in expediting proceedings. He said the commission was lOath to in- terfere but hoped Mitchell would not be asked to give his opinion on mat ters of which he had no personal knowledge.
 San Francisco, Nov. l9. Good rains have fallen all over the state as far south af San Diego. Much bene fit in preparing ground for crops.
 Rome, Nov. 19.-Queen Helena was accouched of a daughter this morning. Birth of another princess instead of an heir to the throne Great public disappointment.
 Washington, Nov. l9-Chisf Will kie, secret service, said today that searching investigation proved con clusivelv that no such plot against the life of the president, as the story told by Mrs. Doxheimer of New York, ever existed.
 Butte, Mont, Nov. 19.-Because a squaw was struck and killed by 8 freight train. the Indians of Crow Wing agency threatened an uprising They captured a brakeman of the train and carried him to camp. When the Indian police arrived they were holding war dance about the man preparing to torture and burn him. The bucks threatened to resist the police and for time it looked like clash, but the man was finally res cued.
 San Francisco. Nov. 19-Louis Ger stle, one of the prominent men of the coast, died today of paralysis.
 New York, Nov. 19-Copper IL6O and silver 49. Mexican dollars 39.
 Centralia, H., Nov. 19.-Miss Dora Meek, the sleeping girl, refuses to awaken, as was thought she would do few days ago, when she was sleepily telling stories of what she had seen during her ten days sleep. f
 Dora Meeks went to sleep October 4, after a violent quarrel with her sweetheart the night before. She slept sound for ten days without giv- ing so much as a sign of awakening. Then she partially recovered after a . HUH all OSiCOiIdtl II. r OA ten days more she lay in a stupor, eating when told to, but not getting up. She frightened up and told some tales of a wonderful nature, and r then lost control of herself and dropped of to sleep. If some light food is left on the bed and she is left alone, she will eat small quantities. Her large fine eyes are becoming bigger and shiny, .i and her face has the look of famine victim.
 Prof. Ernest Kalkbrenner. a spirit ualist of more than local fame, is not of the hysteria idea. He is now treat ing her and he says she is possessed ! of an evil spirit, and while he thinks he can relieve her from that influence he is not sure.
 Many who have seen the girl lately think she will die unless some change for the better comes very soon. Denver, Nov. 2O.-Four surgeons are hurrying from this city 10 Telu- ride to attend Arthur Collins, gen eral manager of the Smuggier Union Mining company, who was shot last night by an unknown assassin. On account of the buckshot entering his kidneys, Mir. Collins barely has a fighting chance for life.