Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-28

demanded by Japan in the pending
negotiations.
While there is no signal tension, it
is the generally accepted belief that
war is unavoidable. The japanese &C.
.cupation of Masampho, Korea, has
been accomplished by the presence of
one or more warships. The practical
occupation, which is expected to pre-
cipitate a naval contest for the control
of the seas, has been planned for the
winter.
Niagara Falls, n. Y, Oct. ~
Three men we're killed, and three 9TH
ers injured in an accident at the Ca
madam Niagara Power company's
plant at Niagara Falls today. The
men we're being lowered into pit
when the bucket was overturned by
striking the ledge, and tipping the
entire party to the bottom, 150 feet
below.
Seattle, Oct. 27.-The steamship
Centennial, on the Seattle and San
Francisco run, which went ashore
below Al XII point yesterday morning,
was successfully fioated this morning.
She hoated off at high tide uninjured.
Salida, Colo, Oct. 27.-The second
section of freight train on the Den
yer Il Rio Grande east bound was
wrecked eight miles from here today.
Three train men we're killed and one
other frightfully injured.
A leaky air hose caused the train to
break in two on heavy grade and
the engine dashed down the steep
grade at rate of sixty miles an hour
and was overtaken by the cars when
terrific smash up followed.
Honolulu, Oct. 27.-United States
District Judge NJ NJ. Estee is dying
as a result of an operation, performed
two days ago, for kidney trouble.
Judge Estes for many years took a
prominent part i'll the development
of California. He was twice a candi-
date for governor. He was appointed
toshis Hawaiian post in 1900 by Presi-
dent Mckinley.
Later.-Judge NJ. NJ Estee died this
morning.
st. Louis, Oct. 27.-The condition
of James L. Blair, formerly general
counsel of the Worlds Fair associa-
ton is reported this morning as being
unchanged. He is in a comatose
state. The grand jury viii reconvene
this afternoon and will continue the
investigation of the charges against
Blair.
Rome, Oct. ,27.-The pope today re-
ceived Cardinal Moran in farewell
audience. After the audience the car
dinal presented a number of English
speaking people among them being
several Americans.
1 New York. Oct. 27.-Miss May Goe-
let viii become the'wife of the duke
of ROxbuIghe at noon Tuesday, No
vember 10, in st. Bartholomew s
church. New York, according to the
latest s,a! eme:.js made in Newport.
Yokohama, Oct. 27.-Mysterious
movements of the Russians in Korea
continue to be reported. The newspa-
pers here regard the situation as being
easier, and it is believed that an
agreement will be reached.
4
Galena, Kan, Oct. 27.--The Mis-
souri, and. Kansss mire owners asso-
citation held meeting IL Joplin and
voted unanimously to shut down the
mines and mills in the Galena-Joplin
district, thereby shutting off the sup
ply of ore t. the smelters whose Oper-
ators have formed a combine to force
the price of ore down. The producers
say that a total shut down of the
mines is the only practical way of
holding up the price of ore.
Allentown, Pa, Oct. 27.-Mabel H
Buchtel, aged 81, was murdered last
night and her body was placed in an
underground alley adjoining her
home, where it was found today by
her mother. The girl was last seen
alive yesterday, when she went driv
ing with David Weisenberg. At one
O'Clock this morning the family were
awakened by barking dogs and saw
two men carrying dark object from
buggy into the alley.
New York, Oct. 27.-At an early
morning service at Madison Square
garden today Dowie gave a brief adj
dress on cOvetOusness. He stated that
many converts had been made in the
city and ,, 400, eco homes had been Wis
tied. He announced that a public
baptism will occur in the garden this
week.
At the morning meeting DOwie talk
ed to Christian Science, He character
lied the contentious of Mrs. Eddy as
bosh and said: ''Its only charm seems
to be that it is impossible to under
stand it, referring to Mrs. Eddy's
book.
Newport, r. l., Oct. 23.-Gorman
Mckay. the millionaire patentee of
the sewing machine that revolution
lied the shoe industry of the country, !
is dead at his villa here, after linger |
ing illness of several months. Mckay !
had been kept alive by artificial res
piration since last June, and today he
died in utter loneliness and with only /
his physicians about him. In 1899 /
Mckay was divorced by his wife, beau
tiful aud thirty years his Junior, in a
moment of righteous indignation
over lobby scandal in which
woman's name was mentioned. Mckay
then rcpudidted his two sons and shut
himself away from the world. Six
months later his wife married the Ba-
ron von Brueniug, wealthy il bis own
right. and an attache of the German
embassy at Washington. Mchay's
Wedding gift to his divorced wife was
81, 900. coo, and he had given her S25,
200 a year up to the time of his death.
New York. Oct. 23.-At least one
hundred and fifty members of Dowie's
army" left today on a special train
Of FIVE coaches over the West Shore
road for Zion City, Illinois. Ac-
,ording to Deacon NewcOmb, the
Zionists are bound for their home.