Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-02

Kansas wants 10000 harvest hands just now to assist in harvesting her immense wheat crop.
 A wireless telegraph has been es- tablished between Avalon on Cata- lima Island and San Pedro, Cali fornia.
 : nator Wetmore of Rhode Island, in : ven years service in the upper chamber of the national congress, has never made a speech.
 The state entomologist of New Jer- sey has started on his war of exter- imitation against the mosquitoes. The city of Elizabeth has the benefits of his first efforts.
 East Tn democrats have resurrected Grover Cleveland and are booming him for the presidency. The names of David B. Hill and W. J. Bryan are not found among his endOrsers how ever.
 San Francisco is having trouble with the labor unions over her Fourth of July celebration. The trouble arises over the appointment of mar shal who is not a member of a union.
 John Pierpont Morgan, George Gould and Cornelius Vanderbilt have been elected to membership in the International Numismatic society. It is known that they are successful , coin collectors.
 Indiana democrats refused to in dorse Bryan and the Kansas City platform, while the liberal democrats of New York hold to the Nebraskan and denounce Hill as an arch traitor. Thus the breach widens.
 Professor Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the Bell telephone, will spend the entire summer at Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, flying kites, as experiments in the solution of the problem of aerial navigation.
 The Marconi company has fitted up the schooner Pleiades, with a wireless telegraph outfit, to be an chored permanently 300 miles off the Massachusetts coast to report all in coming vessels fitted with the ap- paratus.
 Among the centennial messages to West Point was one from Field Mar shal Viscount Wolseley of England in which he said: Il always quote the American army as being, in my views as soldiers, the best army in the world.
 The treasury department has de cided that the state of Ohio is en- titl .d to about S40,0O0 interest, etc. on loans made to arm and equip heI soldiers during the civil war. Con- gress will be asked to appropriate the necessary payment.
 The use of diphtheria serum iu Berlin during 1901 resulted in the lowest death rate from the disease ever known in that city, the deaths being 469, while prior to the intro. duction of the serum they ranged from 1900 to 2.6OO.
 Some tIme ago we spoke of the record of MT. Patterson of Colorado who had addressed the United States senate about 600 times at that writ ing. Now his record shows 73S re- marks, elaborate and incidental, in a senatorial career of only four months
 Mir. Bryan says the silver question is still an issue and claims that the democratic platform of 1904 should reincarnate the Kansas City platform Its adoption would certainly be [ good thing for the country to secure four more years of republican pros perity.
 The emancipation of Cuba. con, ceived and carried out under repub lican regime, will stand as an endur ing monument to the party, and the bold and generous experiment in in ternational history making elicit. commendation for this country iron the peoples of the world.
 Dr. J. L. Curry was received quite as "a friend of the family" at the Spanish coronation, having been minister to Spain at the birth of the present king, sixteen years ago. The expressions of friendship for thi. country showed that there is no lin gering resentment over the recent War.
 The ideal industrial condition will come when the employer realizes fully the rights of the workman as a fellog producer. Capital represents crystallized effort in the past; labor is present energy and skill. They are equally important and when in harmony hold the destinies of the world.
 Mark Twain wept when he visited the scenes of his boyhood the other day, and the Indianapolis News sug- gests that this was probably because he was thinking of the digestion he had when he left those dear old haunts.