Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-21
Niagara Falls, n. Y, Oct. ia

i numbering l5OO people arrived her
If this morning. The entire party wa
Is grouped in prospect park and photo
graphed. The Zionists will leave thi
r afternoon for New York.
u Washington, Oct. Ia 70 the mem
: DRY of VIM. Tecumseh Sherman al
e equestrian statue was unveiled thi
e afternoon by little boy, VIM. Tecum
= sch Sherman 1horndyke a grandson ,ol
= the dead chieftIan, In the presence Of
: official Washington, the president sno
e the diplomatic corps. There was 6
: monster parade of veterans and reg.
ular troops which we're reviewed by
\ the president before the unwilling
J ceremonies. General Granville Dodge,
president of the society of the Army
, of Tennessee made the benedictory ad
} dress. The president was then intro
! duced and spoke feelingly on the life
OF Sherman and its lessons. A number
of other addresses we're made by prom
inent men in national life.
New York, Oct. 15.-The announce
ment is made today that the marriage
of Mrs. Lillian 7. Janeway and Unit
ed States Senator Thomas Plat occur
red at the Holland house on Sunday
last. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of immediate members
of the two families only a private
wedding being chosen to avoid the
crush and annoyance of public func-
ton.
Paris, Oct. 10. King Victor En-
manuel and Queen Helena, of Italy,
accompanied by President and Mrs.
Luobet, and brilliant suite, spent
the day at Versailles. Great crowds
greeted their msjesties everywhere.
This evening there will be a gala per-
formance at the opera house in honor
of the royal visitors.
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. l5-Through
sleeping car service. between Chicago,
Los Angeles and San Francisco and
between Chicago and Galveston will
| be established by the Wabash railroad.
The first car will leave for the Pacific
coast on Saturday October II.
New York, Oct. l5.-Tbe firm of
Zimmerman Il Forsay we're suspended
today from all stock exchange privi-
leges. This action was taken as a re-
suit of an investigation of certain
transactions by the firm in San Fran
cisco street railway bonds Leopold
Zimmerman was suspended for one
year, and Sigmund Rosenblatt and
LeoDar Shaffer for ninety days each.
San Francisco, Oct. ia double
tragedy has just occurred at Bush and
Laguna streets, in which two lives
we're sacrificed. An unknown man
shot and killed Josephine Meade, a
young woman, and then killed him
self. 1t Is believed that the couple
came from Los Angeles, and that Miss
Meade was formerly teacher in the
city schools there.
Yokohama, Oct. 15.-The veteran
statesmans' conference with the cab
met at Toxic on Tuesday, while signi-
ficant of crisis, are understood to
have been pacific. 1t confirmed
prior conference, before the throne on /
June %, STIMULATING the integrity of |
Corea and the Chinese retention of |
Manchuria, with recognition OF Rus
sian rights. The conferences indicate
that negotiations are progressing to-
ward pacific solution of the prob
lem.
Salina Kan, Oct. 16.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boggs
he~e. The child's mother is II years
old; its grandmother, Mrs. Tibitha
Holley. ~ years; the child's great
grandmother, Mrs. Louisa Stone
scyper, is 60 years old, and its great
great grandmother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Upton. of Min
neapolis, Kan, are 81 and 54 years,
respectively, which makes FIVE gene
rations, the Oldest only 81.
Austin, Tex, Oct. les. n. Kon-
yer, who is associated with former
United States Senator Richard Petit
grew of South Dakota in the establish
meDt of large colony of Boer farm
ers near Tampico, Mexico, arrived
here today. He says Senator Petit
grew has acquired several hundred
thousand acres of land adjacant to the
gulf of Mexico, upon which the Beers
will be located. Senator Pettigrew
is now in Arizona, where he has val
liable gold mines.
Chicago, Oct l6 Express service
Oh the Wabash railroad here is tied
up by general strike of the en-
ployees of the Pacific Express com
pany. Secretary Hill, of the union,
said that the brotherhood of railroad
trainmen had pledged the strikers as
sistance, and the switchmeD, freight
hands and some of the. conductors !
would refuse to handle the goods of
the Pacific express company.
Lebanon, No., Oct. il6.-Federal
officers arrested T. j. Lillard, living
on Mill creek, this morning, for lille
it distilling. The officers approached
their man while he was at work and
captured the still and all the ma
chinery.
Chicago, Oct. 16.-The national
civic federation conference today con- {
tinued the discussion of the "open
shop" Fl. G. Hunter, chairman of |
the metals trade association spoke in s
opposition to the closed shop ON &C
count of the present condition of or
ganized labor and the methods pur-
sued by labor organizations to accom- |
plish their ends.
Sioux Falls. S. ID. Oct. l6.-The
Bank of Viberg was robbed last night :
of s5O0O The robbers escaped on a
hand car without being mOlested, as
the citizens we're afraid to venture IN
the streets.
Sioux City. Iowa. Oct. 16.-Lynn c
Grove post office was robbed of $500 I
last night.
New York, Oct. 16.-Under the di- :
rection of the advance agent, four
hundred aud twenty members of John :
Alex Dowie's Zion hosts arrived over 4;
the B. X o. road this morning, to par