Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-04

board of health, five days ago, thi
unless the laws against contagious di,
eases we're enforced more strictly th
city would be quarantined. The tim
expired last Saturday, but because {
appeals from many citizens the ell
forcement was postponed. The cit
, physician declares that there are nc
twenty cases of the disease in the city
New York, Oct. 2S.-Six hundre
thousand dollars we're sent by tele
graph to st. Louis this morning t
meet the demands of the institution
and about the same amount was sen
direct by express last night. 1t j
believed by the financial houses her
that the substantial interests of st
Louis have the situation we'll il
hand, and that the present furry will
soon subside.
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 2s.-By on,
O'Clock the crowds at the variou
trust companies had dwindled dow
to few. Many of the accounts with
drawn we're redeposited later. Th'
scare appears to be all over.
Terre Haute, Ind, Oct 2s.-Samp
son Crume. who spent most of last
winter in the Jail at Paris, ILL.,, i:
again locked up, but the authorities
will try to find a way to turn hin
loose, not because he is not guilty OF
the larceny of a coat, but because il
has become known that he committed
the theft purposely to be sent to Jail.
He admits that in the winter be pre-
fers to be in the comfortable Jail tc
earning living outside.
New York, Oct. 2s.-The total ship
ments of money to st. Louis today
was over 81, 900, 600 from the sub treas
ury. Shipments of half million to
Chicago, two hundred thousand to
New Orleans are also reported, max
mig record amount for one day.
Paris, Oct. 2s-Count Lamsdorff,
the Russian foreign minister, arrived
here today, accompanied by a numer-
Gus suits. He was officially received
at the station. His visit is attracting
much attention as it is believed that
it contains much political significance
in view of the Macedonian and far
eastern questions.
Bilbao, Spain, Oct. pa clash be-
tween strikers and soldiers occurred
here today. Five Of the strikers were
killed
Elko, Neb., Oct. ga work Strain
backed into passenger train late last
night near Palisade and three men
we're killed and a number of others
injured on the work train. Several
passenger coaches we're derailed, but
no one was seriously hurt.
Chicago, Oct. %. - Commander
Booth Tucker, who arrived here this
morning expecting to join his wife is
Frustrated by the shock of Mrs. Booth
fuckers death. He was escorted from
the train to army headquarters where
as gently as possible Col. Sowton, in
charge of the Chicago station, said:
Commander your wife is dead. She
was killed in a railroad wreck. p"
Booth-Tucker staggered, raised his
hand to his forehead and exclaimed:
"God help me is it true" and fell in
a swoon. He remained for an hour
pitifully moaning and wringing his
hands, bowed down with the terrible
news. The body of Mrs. Booth-T
er is being brought to Chicago, whence
1t will be taken to New York and
doubtless later to London for burial.
Kansas City, No., Oct. 29.-Mrs.
Emma Booth Tucker, consul in Amer
lea of the Salvation Army and the
wife of Commander Booth Tucker, and
the second daughter of General VIM.
Booth, founder of the Army, was
killed in a wreck of the east bound
California Santa Fe train last night
near Dean Lake. Missouri. Col. Thos.
Holland, in charge of the Salvation
Army at Amity, Colorado, was also
probably fatally injured. Twenty
other passengers we're injured.
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 29.-James
Cahill, a motorman on the O'Fallon
park line of the Suburban railway
system, was almost instantly killed
last night by falling from the platform
of his car at Seventeenth and Wash
streets. His neck was broken and his
skull fractured. AS far as the police
can learn, the accident was witnessed
by no one. Cahill's absence from his
post was not noticed until the car
reached Fourteenth street.
Bilbao, Spain, Oct. %. The troops
still have difficulty in coping with
the rioting strikers who constantly
erect new barricades as the old ones
are torn down by the soldiers. The
city presents very sorry spectacle
owing to the wide spread destruction
which has been wrought by the mobs.
High prices are already being charged
for provisions. Even bread is sell
ing at IS % cents a loaf. Six were
killed and one hundred injured in
yesterdays riots.
Washington, Oct. 9.-Secretsry
Hitchcock today received advices
from Portland, Oregon, announcing
the indictment of Emma L. Watson,
Guy Fluff and Norman Williams in
connection with public land frauds.
Forgery and conspiracy are charged.
st. Louis, Oct. %. George W. Ellis
created a commotion at his home at
80 o'clock this morning by firing q
shot. it is claimed. at his wife. A
friend, giving the name of James
Campbell, stepped between husband
and wife as the shot vas fired and the
bullet grszed his right arm near the
shoulder. Campbell said that he was
a friend of the family and refused tt
prosecute, therefore no arrests wer,
made.
Mrs. Ellis said that the shooting
was merely the result Of family jar
and that her husband was drunk a
the time he fred the shot.
Chicago, Oct. pa conference,
for the purpose of forming a natIona
federation of employers association