Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS,
The Santa Fe company has put on a flyer between Denver and the Mis- souri river.

The Santa Fe company has put on a flyer between Denver and the Mis- souri river.
 Believing that his intellect was in his stomach and that his cranium was a useless appendage, Thomas Healy of Indian Orchard, Mass, ac- tually attempted to cut his throat with a hatchet. His sister found Healy lying unconscious a few hun dred feet from the house. His head was friehtfully gashed and the hatchet lay near by. He was taken to the House of Mercy. where he explained his motive for chopping himself. His condition is critical.
 The United States supreme court has decided the case of the interstate commerce commission versus the Chi cage, Burlington x Quincy Railway company and others involving the right of the commission to re- duce the terminal rate made by the railroads in Chicago on cars contain ing live stock. The opinion affirmed the decision of the circuit court of appeals for the seventh circuit which refused carrying in effect an order of the commission reducing the rate from 8 to S7 per car.
 A telegram from Kokomo, Indiana, says: Julius Kellermeler and Miss Bertha Kahl were married last night at the home of the brides parents, NIT. and Mrs. Henry Kahl, near this city. Soon after the wedding the young people of the neighhorhoOd surrounded the kahl home, when an old fashioned charivari was indulged in. During the ceremonies following the bride was shot in the face by an unknown person and severely wounded. The shot was fired through window and is supposed to have been by rival of the groom.
 A party of stockholders of the White Horse Mining company have been on a visit to the cOmpany's mine on Lynx creek, and have been shown over the peoperty by President Mon roe. The party seemed we'll pleased with the property. They left today for visit to Jerome and will return from there tomorrow evening, and will then go to Wickenburg where they own mining interests, and will 90 thence to California for a visit. The party was composed of the fol ! lowing: Major Robert C. Vassar, l. W. Peckett and W. E. DuMonle Of New York city; s. N. LaGrange of Addison, \. Y.; Geo. c. dagger of West Hampton, N. Y.; M R. Wal lace of Hcrnellsville, Y. Y., and II. T. Rogers, associated with Mr. Monroe, of the firm of Monroe, Rogers & Haynes.
 In the trial of Reuben c. Potter before Judge Kinkaide on the charge of assault with intent to kill, his aged mother, weak and tottering, was assisted into the court room to give testimony against her son, says Toledo, Ohio, telegram. Between sobs and sighs she told the story Of the murderous assault made upon her, and the recital stirred the spec tators to such heights of indignation that all the crowd lacked was a leader to drag the son out of the court room and administer the lynch law to him. The mother told how her son, a big. powerful man, had struck her repeat edly with his fist, breaking her jaw in three places, and of how he locked her in a room to die. She also told of her escape and of her journey across the fields at 2 o'clock in the morning to neighbor's house. Cross-examination failed to shake her testimony. The son aroused indigna ton to fever point by testifying that he did not strike his mother, and that