Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-08-26

made by Colombia to find some way
of saving the canal negotiations.
San Francisco, Aug 2O.-The thirty
seveDth annual ehcampment of the q.
A. r. opened today in the Grand
Opera house. The morning was taken
up with reports of officers
Constantinople, Aug. 2O.-The Rus
sian squadron arrived off Quiada on
the eastern coast of European Turkey
yesterday afternoon.
Brussels, Aug. 20.-The Independ-
ent Beige says 1t hears that the pow
ers have arrived at an understanding
regarding the steps to be taken to
suppress the revolt and apply reforms
to Macedonia. According to this I'M
confirmed report, Russia will act on
the sea occupying the Dardanetles and
Bosphorus. Austria will act on the
land and Italy will exercise sur
veillance over Albania. After peace
is restored the powers will all with
draw and restore Turkey to her full
sovereignty
Berlin, Aug. 20.-Dispatches to the
Cologne Gazette, from st. Petersburg,
says: 1.-The situation in the far east
is becoming more acute. Even in
Manchuria the Chinese are assuming
an insolent attitude towards the Rus
SLAMS and particularly towards the
troops.
At one place stones were thrown at
the commander, while all the Rus
slams are objects of insult. \ spirit
of opposition to the Chinese govern
ment is also manifested.
Washington, Aug. 20.-The Citizens
National Bank of Beaumont, Texas,
which was closed yesterday by Ma
tional Bank Examiner Logan shows
estimated losses. amounting to s229,-
600 and doubtful items of $40, OOO.
The failure is said to be due to the
large loans made to President Ii.
Oliver. and to the enterprises i'll
which he was interested. 1t is be-
Iieved that 10 other institutions in
Beaumont will be affected.
New York, Aug. 20.-Col- c. L.
Taylor, of Denver, who was taken to
hospital last night from hotel,
suffering from hemorrhage OF the
stomach, died today. Col. Taylor
was we'll known throughout the min
ing region of the west and at one
time was president of the mining eS-
change at Denver.
San Francisco, Aug. 20.-Thousands
witnessed the memorable parade of
the grand army of veterans. The long
line was led by staff COMMANDMENT
Chief Stewart. mounted, and was fol
lowed by various departments in the
order. Along the line of march the
| appearance OF the veterans ELECTED
wild enthusiasm from the throngs OF
spectators. The remainder of the day
was given over to social gatherings
and reunions. General Stewart and
Miles will be the recipients of public
receptions tonight.
London. Aug. 3O-The admiralty
denies that Admiral DOmvilie, com
manding the British Mediterranean
squadron which is now off Portugal,
has been ordered to despatch some
ships to the vicinity of Salonica.
San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 2l.-The
grand army veterans and the Ladies
Auxiliary bodies will complete thell
business today. The remainder OF the
time in the state will be devoted tc
sight seeing Several thousand visit
ors crossed the bay, to Oakland, to
day, where they were entertained Oh
the shores of Lake Merritt.
Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-After lyine
unconscious since last Tuesday Der
tina Hartman, aged Il years. died here
today from the effects of a blow OF
the leau Wliu Il AolA bdii. h' Nh'AN
was watching a game on the Sharon
Hill links. when the ball struck hel
on the head.
London. Aug. 2l.-All press com
. ments here on the ShamrOck's per
I formauce evinces a growing cOnvle
tion that she il incapable of capturing
Americas cup under any weather con
ditions. The papers now concede thu
apparent smarter seamanship Of Cap
, tain Barr.
New York, Aug. 2l.--Supreme Conr
Justice Day, today, granted Col. Wm
l.. Brown temporary injunction, re
strainiug Frank \. Munsey from sell
ing the plant of the Daily News a
: anetlnu. The iustics holds that tn