Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-21

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s of 5000.
= Dowie appeared at Madison Square
s garden later in the day where the 300
Zionists were gathered. Dowie had
the roll called and then assigned bis
, followers to different sections of the
hall, separating them according to the
trains which they arrived on.
Z London, Oct. l6.-The associated
{ press has the highest authority for
! saying that the announcement by the
London Morning Advertiser today, that
the decision in the Alaskan boundary
commission, virtually comedies the
|, American case, is entirely untrue.
The commission, thus far, has reached
no decision. No vote has been taken
even in private sessions. 1t is true
that the general trend of opinion Of
those connected with the tribunal,
other than the commissioners is that
the decision will be favorable to the
United States
St. Louis, Oct I6.-Two ounces of
carbolic acid we're last night thrown
in the face of Mrs. Ida Mahon by Der
husband, Charles Mahon. The latter
returned to his home at IL 80 o'clock,
apparently under the influence of Ii
quor. His wife upbraided him for
spending his wages for drink, saying
that their three children needed
clothing and food.
Mahon at once became enraged. and
drawing a bottle of acid from his
pocket threw the contents in his
wife's face. She partially shielded
her face with her hands. Mr. Mahon
was taken to the city hospital, where
it was found that she will lose the
sight of her right eye, while the right
side of her face and neck and her left
hand were also badly burned. Mahon
was arrested and a warrant for him
will be applied for this morning.
Chicago, Oct. 17.-United States
Senator Mark Hanna presided at to-
day session of the national civic fed |
Grafton conference.
The conference ended tonight and |
it is not considered unlikely that be- !
fore the adjournment, recommends |
tions advising both labor organiza- |
tions and employers to use the great |
est conservatism from now on, in view !
Of the present industrial conditions, |
will be adopted.
Eustis, Neb., Oct. 17.-Six masked |
men robbed the Farnum state bank |
at an early hour today securing $1,000. |
One Of the men was arrested and off,
GERS are pursuing the others with |
bloodhounds.
Flagstaff, Oct. 1.-two prominent
young people, Leo Verkamp of Flag
staff and Miss Mabel Brown of Chi
cago, became separated from their
party at Sunset crater, in the lava
beds, twenty miles north east of Flag
staff on Sunday afternoon and up to
the present time no trace of them has
been found. A party was made up
for a trip, to Sunset crater in honor |
of Miss Brown, who is visiting her |
brother who is head bookkeeper for
the Arizona Lumber and Timber COM |
pany, of this place. They reached |
their destination safely and after some
time spent in exploring the crater
they prepared for their return.
Mr.. Verkamp and Miss Brown we're
ON horse back, in advance of the re-
mainder of the party, who were driv-
ing. This was the last seen of the
couple. Those in the rig came on
home, thinking the couple ON horse
back we're in advance. A searching
party was out all night but failed to ,
locate the missing ones and returned
at ten a. m. this morning for rein
and several large parties
we're at once started to the vicinity. ,
Mr.. Verkamp is cashier of Babbitt -,
Brothers large mercantile house here, ,
and much anxiety is felt lest some ,
serious accident has befsllen the miss
ing couple.
Pittsburg, Pa. Oct 19.-Eight men
we're killed two are missing and four
badly injured today by the collapse
of a travelling crane at the Pittsburg
end of the new Wabash railroad bridge
over the Monongahela. The cause has a
not yet been ascertained. The trav- @
eler suddenly dropped, carrying down
a section of the bridge which was b
placed in position. The workmen /
we're carried down with the falling I
mass of steel which landed on a load C
ed barge anchored at the pier. I
Keysville, Va, Oct. IA pas
;enger and mixed train collided here
this morning on the Southern rail
road. Four members of the train
crew were killed and several others
injured.
Youngstown, Ohio, Oct. 19.-Four v
men were run down and killed on the S
Mahoning Valley street railway line b
last night. {
Baltimore, Nd, Oct. l9.-The doors
Of the Maryland Trust company we're
,losed today, following the failure
Of the company to negotiate a loan e
Of 3, 600, 600 in London. The sus- F
pension is ascribed to the large loans C
advanced to the Vera Cruz & Pacific g
railroad which 1t is said aggregate in 5,
excess of six millions. C
Great excitement was caused two s
hours after the announcement of the
of the Maryland company \
Dy the closing of the doors of the T
Union Trust company. Miles White, f
r., vice president of the Union COM b
1any was appointed receiver under p
bond of sl,OOO.OOO The suspension d
vas caused by the inability TO realize b
quickly enough ON its securities and p
he run which followed the announce a
nent of the receivership of the Mary I
and company. il
London, Oct l9-The recorder, in
,harigng the grand jury at old Bailey u
oday, advised the finding of a true /
,ill against Whitaker Wright, of the .,
promoted and extradited :,
rom New York on charges growing >,
,ut of the failure of the London, :;
ilobe and Finance corporation lin
ted. Commenting of the noble di =
ectorate. including the late Mar1uis