Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09

London, Sept. 5.-So threatening is
 the Macedonian situation that the
 powers are being forced to take action
 sooner than was expected. Emperor
 Francis Joseph has brought the pow
 CTS to a stage where decision is
 about to be reached as to the char
 acter Of intervention that shall be taken.
 Grand Junction, Colo, Sept. D.
 Holding his child in front of him to
 protect himself, E. T. Massey, cat
 tleman, of the Dolores river country,
 fired three shots at Vim. Lafare in
 dispute over water. Finally Lafare got an opening and shot and killed
 Massey. Lafare rode in today and surrendered to the sheriff.
 Syracuse, N. r., Sept. 8.-With an unprecedented display of flags, pa triotic decorations, and unbounded enthusiasm a great throng greeted the president yesterday when the special train roolled into the station. The president came to Syracuse to open the state fair, and review the labor parade and the para ie of the national association of letter carriers.
 Cripple Creek, Colo, Sept. s. With military protection three of the mines opened up today. The sol diers are keeping strict guard to prevent any violence.
 New York, Sept. S.-President Roosevelt arrived at the Hoboken sta tion at seven fifteen this morning on a special tram which left Syracuse last night. The tug Scranton trans ferred the party to Long Island City where the train was taken for Oyster Bay. When the special reached Rich mond Hill big gathering of towns people and school children greeted the president enthusiastically Jacob Riis bade good bye to the pres dent at this point and left the train. The president responded to the welcome of the people with speech.
 Washington, Sept 8.-The federal | grand jury has returned seven indict- ments in the postal cases. The names of those indicted are not divulged at | this time.
 New York, Sept. 8.-George W. Beavers, formerly at the head of the salary allowance division of the post office department at Washington himself in the office of U. s. Commissioner Hitchcock today. He gave bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars for his appearance September 15.
 Washington, Sept. S.-A dispatch to the post office department announces that Leopold J. Stern who was In- 1icted several weeks ago for con- pIicity in the alleged fraudulent con- tracts, has been located in Toronto, Canada.
 Oyster Bay, Sept. s. s.-Arrangements nave been made for the return of the president and family September 2S. Prior to that time the president will make one more trip attending the dedication of the New Jersey monu- ment on the battlefield of Antietum. The president received number of callers today with whom he discussed financial legislation.
 Rome, Sept. S.-The three sisters of Pope Plus X, who lived with him in Venice, have not found Rome quite what they expected. The formality of he vatican appals them. They shrunk rom the curious glances when they vent all over Rome this morning. The thing they liked best was the el ctric cars, the new wide streets which are so different from the mar ow lanes of Venice. The sisters are . taying at the convent.
 Sandusky, Ohio, Sept. S.-The fish ng tug Louise, which it was feared had E one to the bottom with one hundred asengers in the big storm on Lake lrie yesterday, reached here this lorning safe, after passing a terrible fight.