Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-11

position as regards this country
From The political association Cub;
has had with the United States, il
necessarily follows that she must alsC
become included within lines in oul
economic policy. The treaty submit
ted for your approval secures to the
United States economic advantages a:
great as those given Cuba. Not al
American interest is sacrificed by the
treaty, but large Cuban market i;
secured for our products. 1t would
indeed be shortsighted for us 10 refuse
to take advantage of such an Oppor-
junity, and force Cuba into making
arrangements with other countries to
our disadvantage. Failure to enact
this legislation would become peril
ously near the Reputation of our
pledges of faith as a nation.''
The sessions of the two houses of
congress today we're devoted to the
reading of the presidents message.
In the senate the attendance was IN
usually large. The message received
very careful attention from the sena-
tors. When it was finished Cullom of
| Illinois moved its reference to the
committee on foreign affairs. The
senate then adjourned. Speaker Can
non called the house together at noon.
The presidents message was received
with great applause from the republic
can side. Cannon announced the ap-
pointment of committees on rules and
mileage, after which the house ad-
journed.
Denver, Nov. l0.-The tie up in the
Colorado coal fields as a consequence
of the strike of the United Mine
workers is much more extensive than
the operators or union anticipated,
there being but a few hundred men in
scattered properties working in Colo
RADIO. The union leaders claim that
the piece miners in New Mexico have
gone out. In Wyoming and Utah the
strike has not yet become effective.
No disorder is reported. After con-
ference lasting until long after mid
night Governor Peabody announced
that no troops would be sent to the
coal fields. Today the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company has notified all
married men in its employ that ! they
must vacate the company dwellings
Friday morning if they fail to return
to work.
New York, Nov 10.-The marriage
of May Goelet, one of the richest
heiresses in America, to Henry John
Innes -Ker, eighth Duke of Roxburghe,
was solemnlzed today at st. Thomas
church this city. Bishop VIM. Crosse
we'll, deane of Albany, performed the
ceremony. A company of two hun
dred and fifty guests gathered in the
church which was magnificently dec
Grated Afterwards the duke and
duchess went to the residence of Mrs.
Ogden Goelet, where an informal re-
ception was held.
Washington, Nov. 10.-An import
ant conference concerning the Pana-
ma situation was held at the white
house today just prior to the formal
meeting of the cabinet. The partici-
pants we're President Roosevelt, Sena-
tor Hanna and the members of the
cabinet The decision reached, if any,
was not disclosed. The navy depart !
ment was advised that Rear Admiral |
Glass arrived at Panama this morning
with the cruiser Marblehead and gun |
boat Concord.
Berlin, Nov. 10.-The emperor walk
ed out twice today, transacted bust
ness with the chief of the naval staff /
and with his private and military cab
inets. Importance is. no longer at
tached to the emperors' wound by the
court Officials who consider that the
public concern can best be allayed by
ceasing to comment on his condition.
Paris, Nov. IO.-The French gov
srnment has recognized the defacto
government of Panama. Instructions
we're forwarded to the French consul
at Panama authorizing him to- have
relations with the new government.
This is practically the. same recogni-
ton the United States has already
given. The formal recognition will
follow.
Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 10.-The
funeral of Vim. l.. Elkins today was
attended by many of the wealthiest
md most influential men in the east.
The services we're held in black
lraped room in the Elkins mansion at
osborn At the moment the funeral
ervices began the trolley system sus-
pended operations, and every car in
he city remained stationary as trib
tie to the memory of the traction
Alden, Arabia, Nov. 1O.-Eight Brit
sh infantrymen we're wounded in an
with tribe recently in
Aden, Hinterland. The tribe lost
heavily in killed, including the
hief's son.
Trinidad, Colo, Nov. 10. -Dyna-
mite exploded this morning under the ,
lectric power house at Hastings. The :
was not damaged to any
reat extent. At headquarters it is
laimed that-the attempt was made by
trikers to blow up the building. 1t
s rumored here that Superintendent
hastings, of the mine. was seriously 1
hot, but the report Is unverified.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. lot is I
that VIM. j. Bryan
las given his counsel the power of at S
orney to perfect an appeal to the su-
ierior court from the decision declar-
ng the sealed letter referred to in
he will of the late Philo S. Bennett,
Bryan fifty thousand {
dollars, not a part of the will. a
New York, Nov. 1O.-On very heavy
ffeIing United States steel issues
nee more established new low rec
I'd today. Common touched ten, {
7hile preferred came out in large
locks at 40 "a and bonds at 65 Is.
ONE REQUIREMENT.
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