Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-18

printing offices and President Roost
velt's decision in the matter.
Rome, Nov. ;12.-Pope Plus X bel
his first consistory today. Five car
dinals, including the papal secretar
of state, receive their red caps.
Chicago. Nov l2-At four o'cloc
this morning the long expected strug
gle between the union employees @
the Chicago City Railroad compan
began. Only the mail cars are run
ming today. In the shops, barns an,
power houses the union workers quit
declaring they will remain idle unit
the company consents to arbitration
The strike is to enforce the demand
for an increase of % per cent in wage
and the recognition of the union
Adult 1900 men are involved and 20
miles of trackage is tied up.
Following the trip Of the first mai
car efforts we're made by the company
to move passenger cars with non uniol
crews. Almost invariably the car
were empty. They we're blocked anC
derailed by the crowds which jeereC
and stoned the crews. Several motor
men and conductors were injured
Nearly every car returned to the barni
with shattered windows.
st. Petersburg, Nov. ia fire il
a mail car of the st. Petersburg Mos
COW train Tuesday night is reported
to nave destroyed valuables estimated
at 50, 800, 600. The fire started from
spontaneous combustion. Four hun.
bred and thirty seven foreign parcel:
and eleven sacks of foreign mail were
destroyed.
Sunbug, Pa, Nov. 12.-Judge
Auten has rendered an opinion in
which he decided that in the eyes OF
the law the decision of the anthracite
strike commission is not binding upon
either miners or operators. This is
the first legal decision on the subject.
The matter was brought before the
court By the Llewellyn Mining COM
pany which refused to pay the back
wages allotted by the strike commits
sion. The miners brought suit before
Justice OF the Peace Lloyd for wages,
which was awarded. On mandamus
proceedings against Lloyd Judge
Auten decided i'll favor of the COM
pany.
Lexington, KY, Nov. IA wreck
was reported early today at New Hope,
Ky, in which six men we're killed.
\ double header freight on the L. Il
n. met another freight. The engines
were completely demolished. All the
iremen and engineers were killed and
several men are under the wreck.
Washington, Nov. I3.-The president
today formally received NJ. Philippe
and Bunavirilla, the duly accredited
envoy extraordinary and minister
from Panama to the
United States. The reception of the
minister marked the birth of new re-
public into the family of nations, and
paves the way. for negotiations between
the United States and the infant re-
public precisely as they may be con-
Quoted between the other sovereign
nations. The ceremony incident to
the reception and presentation of the
new minister's credentials occurred in
the blue room of the White House at
80 a. m. today. Bunavirilla accom-
panied bysSecretary Hay in the lat
ter's state carriage, arrived promptly.
They were Joined almost Immediately
by President Roosevelt and Secretary
Loeb.
Secretary Hay formally presented
Bunauvarilla to the president. In
his credentials the minister
delivered Z briof address to which
tho president feelingly responded.
New York, Nov. h. Andrew Green,
the Father of Greater New York, 3"
was shot several times this afternoon
at Thirty ninth street and Park ave-
nue., by Cornelius NJ. Williams, col
ored, who has been arrested. Green
died almost Immediately.
Ardmore, l. T, Nov. 13.-News of
the decision of the supreme court of
the United Slatse in refusing to grant
a writ of prohibition restraining the
and Choctaw citizenship
CONT from Reviewing the judgments
in the federal courts in the southern
and central districts was received here
late this afternoon, and it came as a
surprise to the great army of
court claimants in this vicinity. The
decision, it is said, means that the
burden Of proof is now on the court
citizens 70 establish their right as cit
liens OF the Choctaw or Chickasaw
nations. The federal courts at Ard
more and South McAlister admitted a
large number of persons to citizen
ship of the Chickasaw and Choctaw
nations The nations attorneys al
legged that fraud was used by the
court and when the Indian treaty was
pending a provision was inserted pro-
vidIng for special citizenship court
to review the judgment of the federal
courts. Attorneys here sought to pro-
hibit the special court from interior
ing with these judgments, but the su-
preme court today decided against
them.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. l3.-Sir Thomas
Lipton's big packing plant at the
union stock yards will probably soon
pass into control Of the Independent
packing company, and be used by the
cattle growers of the southwest to OPP
pose the encroachments of the big beef
combine. Trusted memb ers of the
new packing company recently gave
ont the report that plants were to be
erected both here and at Kansas City.
General Manager Conybear would
neither aiirm nor deny that negotia-
tons had been opened for the plant,
but admitted that he had had some
with Charles F. Martin
Of Denver, who is secretary of the new
packing company of the National
stock commission.
Des Noines, Ia, Nov. l3.-The eel
sbration IL honor of the million army
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