Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-22

making arbitration Tn labor disputes compulsory. This is following the precedent set by New Zealand about five years ago, which has so far proved eminently satisfactory to both employer and employed.
 The British press is drawing invid- ious comparisons between American and English millionaires. They al- lege that the English millionaires are stingy, but hope in time they may be induced to emulate themuniicent ex- ample of Mr. Carnegie.
 Sixty per cent of the candidates for enlistment in General Baden POwel's police have been rejected on the ground of bad teeth, says a Lon- don cablegram. Evidently England has come to a point where she must recruit from among the lame and the aged.
 Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of Emperor William, of Germany, will visit the United States next month on the occasion of the launching of the Emperor's yacht in New York Elab- crate plans have already been made | for his entertainment.
 A Washington telegram says that General Nelson A. Miles aspires to become the presidential nominee of the democratic party in 1904. He wants either Dewey or Schley on the ticket with him. The announcement does not seem to be received kindly by the democratic press of the coun- try, though Miles special desire to be president arises from his pique over the reprimand received by him for shooting off his mouth on the Schley matter.
 The man who is eternally suspect ing the motives of others is one who will bear watching. This ever crop ping out suspiciousness is a good in dication of insincerity on the part of the individual possessing such trait of character.
 Although the United States has taken no part officially in the British Boer war, according to the Rev. Mr Broekhuysen, her citizens have con tributed over S5O,OOO to her cause, the largest contributions the Boers have received from outside sources.
 Miss Stone, the missionary, has been in captivity now since Septem Der. Instead of raising the money asked for her ransom, the same amount of money, or less, would have secured the services of a band of Americans who would have gone to Bulgaria and obtained her liberty through force.
 Charley Meadows has planned an expedition to Tiburon island, in Lower California, to civilize the Seri cannibal islands. Those Indians have eaten several people who have tried to civilize them and may succeed in making a feast of MT. Meadows. There is one thing certain, they will never scare him to death.
 The heroism of the crew of the Ger man steamship Frankfurt in rescuing the crew of the American vessel, W. H. Card, Tn open sea, during terrific gale, will be recounted in some news papers in small space on the last page, while the unfounded rumor of German violation of the Monroe doc Urine will be given a column on the front page. This is yellow journal ism.
 A New York reporter stationed at a street corner in the shopping district counted the long and short skirts worn by the ladies who passed during one hour. Of the 32O women who went by, seventy-five per cent wore short skirts. The good sense of American women is evidently effect ing a reform which legislation would | be powerless to accomplish.
 Three United States senators were elected on Tuesday. Ohio reelected | J. B. Foraker, republican; Kentucky | elected McCreary, democrat, to sue ceed Deboe, republican, and Mary land elected German, democrat, to succeed Wellington, republican.
 Webster Davis, who has been lost to the gaze of the public for some time has appeared on the Boe- hori- zon once more. This time in Denver where he told What I Know About the Boers.'
 In a recent address in New York Andrew Carnegie in discussing wealth and its uses, sai !: The best use of wealth is not what if does for the owner, but what it enabies him to do for others. And let me tell you, there is nothing n money beyond having a competence; Ih!iing but the satisfaction of being able to help others