Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-07-08

Baltimore, Nd, July 1.-The Their
mometer registered ninety eight in
the shade at two o'clock today. Many
prostrations have occurred but nc
deaths reported.
Dublin. July 3.-R. DeKniH was
officially declared the winner of sec
ond place in the James Gordon Ben
nett automobile cup race and NJ. Far
man third. There was only differ
ence of one minute in the time. Jen-
ATTY won the cup by eleven minutes
covering the distance of $40 "a miles
in six hours thirty six minutes and
nine seconds, including the stops i'm
posed by the regulations.
The most remarkable features of the
race were its practical immunity from
serious accidents and the wretched
showing by the American team.
Jarrett had a miraculous escape
from death, and now lies with brok-
en- collarbone and a badly bruised
body. His chauffeur also had tract
ured collarbone, besides broken leg.
Only five out Of twelve starters COM
pleted the course. One of these,
Edge, the holder of the cup, came in
long after the race was officially de-
clared over.
Sofia, July "a semi-otficisl state
ment has been issued as follows:
Contrary to denials the porte con-
centration continues on the Bulgarian
frontier of strong detachments of
Turkish troops. All endeavors of
Turkey TO deny these authentic facts,
while systematically reinforcing de-
tachments, show that Turkey is mis-
leading Europe by circulating false
reports regarding Bulgaria and her
intentions. -
Dover, England, July 6.-President
Loubet, of France, arrived here
aboard the French cruiser Guichen at
one forty five and was greeted by the
Duke of Connaught, the French am
bassador, and numerous other Off
Gals.
Troops lined the pier, thousands of
spectators welcomed the distinguished
visitor. After a formal address by
the mayor of Dover, and a graceful
response from Loubet the president
left for London. The entire line from
Dover to London was guarded by men
standing within sight of each other.
Evansville Ind. July 6.-The city is
quiet with no sign of mob violence
which agitated the citizens all night.
Thousands of shots were fred during
The night but none were killed. A
number are said to have been wound
ed.
Several negroes were caught by the
mob and beaten severely. The ne
groes are completely terrOrized. The
local militia is being reinforced by
outside troops.
Manila July 6.-The United States
transport Sumner carrying the fourth
infantry struck an uncharted reef
and the vessel was beached. No loss
of life attended the accident.
The transport was beached in
seven feet of water near Mauban,
Luzon. The troops were all taken
off safely.
San Rafael, Cal, July 6.-Another
wreck occurred ON the North Shore
railroad today. A double header pas
senger train en- route to Casadero was
derailed near Millerton today. Engin-
eer Hamilton was killed. The passen-
gers were uninjured-
Denver, July 6.-Mabel Brown,
aged twenty, was found dead in a
house on Market street today with her
hands bound. There was evidence
that she had been strangled to death.
There is no clue to the murderers.
Dover, England, July 6.-The
United States European squadron ar
rived off Dover this morning and ex-
changed saIutes with the castle.
Seattle, Wash, July THE steam
er Dolphin arrived here this morning |
with six hundred eighty six thousand
dollars of KIondyke gold aboard. |
This is the largest shipment from
Dawson the present season.
Vincennes, Ind, July Lee
Brown who killed officer Massey at
and precipitated the race
riots there, has been taken to states
prison for safe keeping. Brown was
barely alive when he was removed.