Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-15
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Capetown, Cape Colony, July o.
The most violent earthquake i
twenty years was felt here today.
| Dallas, July 9.-Ernest Moore, VIII
shot and killed his father, city secre
tary of Dallas, has been released o.
bond of 500. The elder Moore cam
home drunk and attacked one of hi
SONS, when the other son interfered
and on being attacked in turn. sho
his father dead.
Atlanta, Ga, July 9.-With an. at
tendance estimated at five Thousand
people the thirteenth annual conven
ton of the international Baptis
Young Peoples Union was called t.
order here today for four days SEES
sion by President John c. Chapman
of Chicago.
San Francisco, July 9.-The cele
bration of the fifty seventh anniver.
sary of the raising of the American
flag in California took place here al
Portsmouth square this morning.
simultaneously the flag was raised at
the Presidio, Fort Point, Sonoma,
Bodega and Monterey. The celebra-
ton was under the auspices of the
Mexican war veterans.
London, July 9.-At the pilgrim
club luncheon, to the visiting Ameri-
can naval officers, at the carlton club
today, vice Admiral Lord Beresford
presided. A message was read from
the Prince ofAWales regretting that an
engagement prevented his attendance.
Niagara Falls, N. T.. July 9.-The
body of Ed Oelehanty, who fell from
the international bridge last Thursday
night was taken from the river today.
Relatives positively identified the
body as that of the missing ball
player.
New York, July 9.-Cardinal Glib
bons, who goes abroad to be near
Rome when the conclave of cardinals
is called, should the pope die, sailed
today on the steamer Touraine, &C
companied by his secretary, Father
Garvin. The cardinal pointed out
that he is not summoned officially to
Rome, as such summons would come
only after the death of the pope.
Denver, July 9.-Thousands of
members of Christian Endeavor So
cieties from all parts of the United
States and Canada arrived here dur
ing the day. More than ten thousand
attended the opening of mass meet
ing of the twenty first international
convention this afternoon in large
tent near the city park.
Pinole, Cal, July 9.-An explosion
in the cartridge factory of the Cali
fornia Powder works today killed
Mary Wood, packer, aged II years,
and seriously injured three other en-
ployes.
The girl was killed by shot from
loaded cartridge. The,sxplosion was
presumably caused by an exploding
primer in the loading machine falling
into two kegs of black powder.
MacAn rifr TlIe T,rIxv I'll
ward Barton, a former resident of this
city, fatally shot Frank ard Irving
Rosenfield in a sensational manner
this morning.
Barton, who arrived here last night |
from Springfield, entered the store
of the Rosenfields and started to make |
some purchases. Without warming he |
walked to the back of the store and |
shot Frank Rosenfield. When Irving |
to assist his brother Bar
ton shot him also.
Both men died. Barton was taken
by the police just in time to escape
mob violence. He gives no explana-
tion for his action.
Carbondale, Ills, July 10.-.Calvin
Rice and Jerry Graves we're hanged |
today at Marion, Illinois, for the
heartless murder, last February, of |
Mrs. Nellie Reichelder. Both men |
confessed their guilt before the drop |
fell.
Constantinople, July 1O.-Oficial |
news received here today from Sofia
are more reassuring. Bulgaria has
abandoned the intention of reinforc-
ing her troops on the frontier. Diplo- |
matte circles take a calm view of the |
and it is believed the crisis |
has passed.
Denver, Colo, July 10.-The Chris
tian Endeavorers who are holding their
biennial convention |
here were astir early this morning,
the first event of the day being |
service in honor of the late |
field secretary c. E. Burman, held at |
six o'clock in the Boulevard Presby-
terian church.
Many other meetings. followed in
quick succession. Ten thousand per-
sons attended the first general session
of the day in the Endeavor tent.
Oyster Bay, l.. L., July 10.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is the guest of John
BAHughs, the poetnaturalist, at
West Park. With Mrs. Roosevelt he
left Sycamore Hill last night, aud |
boarded his yacht Sylph. So care
fully guarded were his plans for the
trip that not even the secret service
officers were informed.
Washington, July O.-Postmaster
General Payne announced today that
he would leave next Wednesday for a |
ten days cruise along the coast tot
Boston. He will go on the revenue
cutter Onandago.
London, July 1O.-Lord Mayor Sam
uel gave a luncheon at the Mansion
House today in honor of Admiral
Cotton and other American naval Off |
GERS.
New York, July 10.-The heat to-
dag has been more intense than yes
terday. Up to ten o'clock this fore
noon five deaths from the heat were
reported from Brooklyn, and two
deaths and five prostrations in this
city.
st. Louis, July l0.-A terminal
passenger train between Granite City