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

IeScTNo anu Will SuOTlly nave 10 uL
dergo a short course Of training.
he fails to do so be will be treated a
a deserter.
. Peoria, Ills, Oct. l4.-Soon afte
two o'clock this morning four me
drove into the little town OF Broder
lex, and forced an entrance to tn
farmers state bank and robbed tn
vaults of $500. The explosion waken
ed a number of residents who appear
ed on the scene only to be covered b,
guns in the hands of the robbers. TIL
| latter deliberately loaded their boot!
into buggy and escaped.
London, Oct. l4.-The arbitration
treaty between Great Britain aDC
F zee was signed here today by For
eign Secretary Lansdowne and French
Ambassador Cambon. The life of the
treaty is stipulated to be five years
from its date.
London, Oct. 14.-The Japanese gov.
eminent has issued a denial of the
alarmist reports of the imminence OF
war. In dispatch sent to the min
listers abroad it says: Negotiations
concerning Manchuria, and the Co.
rean questions are following their nor
NAL course. There is no reason to an
ticipate rupture between Japan and
Russia. All alarmist reports, current
abroad, are devoid of foundation. "
Berlin, Oct. 14.-All the principal
bands of Germany are playing a march
which the kaiser has announced to
be his favorite. 1t sounds original to
most ears, but It is really very old
Finlandish cavalry march, unearthed
from long forgotten music by the
kaiser himself.
Philadelphia, Oct. 14.-Wm. T. Ell
kins, millionaire, is seriously ill at
his country home near this city. His
condition is very critical.
Chicago, Oct. 14.-Ex-President
Cleveland arrived here today to be the
guest of the Commercial Club during
two days. visit. He will address
the club at a dinner tonight the sub
ject being American Good Citizen
ship.
Austin, Tex, Oct. 15.-The far
reaching effect of the bird and game
protection law that was enacted at the
last session of the legislature is being
realized by the people of the state.
In an opinion just rendered by At
torney General c. K. Bell it is held
to be unlawful for birds or any part
thereof which are prohibited in the
act to be shipped, placed on sale or
purchased by persons within the state.
Even though they are killed outside
of the state, practically all of the
birds, wings and plumage on sale in
the millinery stores are of the variety
prohibited by the new law, and the
fact that they came from outside of
the state does not protect the dealer
who sells them or the woman who
buys and wears them from prosecu-
tion.
Franklin, La. Oct. I5.-Destitute
of money and crazed by desire for
cocaine, John Riggs Of Missouri enter
ed Main street drug store and de-
manded dose of dope" The only
occupant of the store was a young
woman clerk, who, when she found
herself looking into the barrel of a
six shooter, uttered a scream and left
the store to Riggs care. Helping
himself to cocaine, Riggs started
away, but was arrested, and is now in
Jail, contented under the influence of
the cocaine.
Muskogee, /. T., Oct. l5.-The
grand jury sitting here for the west
ern judicial district of the Indian !
Territory has made a record that was
probably never before equaled Dur !
ing six days they returned 400 indict- !
ments, 2l2 of which we're returned in
an average of one every two minutes.
Washington, Oct. l5.-The president |
upon the recommendation OF the at
torney general, has removed United
States Marshal Alfred A. Field, of the
district of Vermont for dereliction in
duty, in permitting the escape, at
Providence, Rhode Island, of three
Cinnamon entrusted to him for depor-
tation.
The marshal left the prisoners with
eleven others on board of a steamer in
charge of his son who was acting as a
deputy. Following his fathers in
the son left the prisoners
in charge of two strange men while he
went to supper. The men and three
of the prisoners escaped.
Butte, Mont, l5.-Helen Kelley,
aged Is, was shot and killed in her
room in the Dakota block this morn
ing by Albert Brekman. Brekman
claimed that he had advanced the girl
$500 to buy wedding trousseau, as
they were to have been married, but
she changed her mind. Brekman
brought suit to recover the money but
lost the case. Just at daylight this
he went to the girls room
and when she opened the door be fired
six shots. The man escaped. He will
be lynched if caught.
Chicago, Oct. l5.-Employers and
labor representatives of national rep
utation we're in attendance, today, in
hall at the opening of the
session of the national and civic fed
Grafton conference. Questions affect
ing wage earners, and capitalists
will be discussed in an effort TO bet
ter the relations between them and to
right any industrial evils which may
be found to exist.
Lexington, S. c., Oct ID The jury
in the case of j. ii. Tillman has founp
him not guilty. The verdict was reach
ed at 1915 O'Clock this morning. \
followed tine announce
ment, the friends of the defendant
giving vent to their feelings in great
shouts. The jury was out about
twenty hours. Tillman was imme-
iiately discharged from custody.
Eldorado, Ia. Oct. BE. 5. Bly,
denburg, who was arrested here for
the alleged murder of his wife by