Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-15

J. The demonstration of spectators be
l. came so great that the police were
d finally called to clear the ball. After
e stormy sitting of four hours a mo.
e ton in favor of the address was de
Y feated.
o Oyster Bay, l.. l., July 13.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained a
y large party at luncheon today at Sag
e amore HILL
Archbishop Farley was among the
Y guests, accompanied by j. d. Grim
S Minis, a prominent Catholic. Cath
q olic questions concerning the Philip
pines we're discussed, the presence of
Secretary Root, aiding full and free
{ discussion
5 Denver, Colo, July 13.-Sunrise
: covenant service in five churches
marked the opening of the fifth and
last day of the international Christian
, Endeavor convention.
The day was filed with numerous
meetings of the various departments.
1.-The field is the world" was the topic
of the forenoon mass meeting at the
endeavor tent where many addresses
were made by eminent men.
st. Louis, July 13.-Mrs. Minnie
Cummings, charged with killing her
husband, Dennis Cummings, last
April, was today found guilty of muir
der in the second degree She was
sentenced to ten years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Chicago, July 13.-The freight
handlers at the west side depot struck
today. Business at the station is
temporarily at standstill.
Pittsburg, Pa, July 13.-George
Gould, who with a party of Wabash |
and Missouri Pacific officials are here
inspecting the Wabash extension to
this city, today announced his plans
to "weld the Wabash roads into two
grand systems soon, that will reach to
Ogden and to Ell Paso, thence to Kan
sas City, St. Louis and Baltimore. 3"
The latter city will be made the term
inal of the systems.
Sedalia, Mo-, July 13.-J. j. Frey
formerly general manager of the Santa
Fe railroad died here today.
Washington, July 14.-Lieut. Nc
Cue, the officer who married young
lady in San Francisco, although hav-
ing wife in Cincinnati, has been or
-dered TO st. Elizabeth's hospital for
the insane in this city.
Among the papers found in McCue's
effects was letter describing life in
the interior of Samar ascribing insan-
ity as a result.
San Quentin, Calf, July 14.-Fred-
erick c. Fischer was hanged here to-
day in the state prison for the mucder
of his wife. He assembled the gallows
with smile on his face, and express
ed no contrition whatever for his act
Poplar Bluff, Mo-, July IA
freight wreck occurred on the Iron
Mountain road today south of here. /;
Two brakemen, a negro tramp and
thirty five carloads of horses and
mules we're killed. The train went
through bridge, forty feet to the
stream below.
Des Monies, Ia, July I4.-In head
ON collision on the Great Western
road near Savannah, an engineer and
fireman were killed and several pas
sengers were injured.
Portsmouth, Eng, July 14.-Capt.
Hemphill, commander of the battle
ship Kearsarge, received instructions |
today to clear the ships propellers,
fill all bunkers with the very best
coal, and proceed at, highest speed, /
with natural draught, to Frenchman's '
Bay. The Kearsarge will leave on
Friday morning. The run is made !
for test purposes only.
Oyster Bay, L. l., July 14.-An i'm
portant conference was held at Saga [
more Hill today between the president {
and representatives of the Jewish So
ciety, B'Nai Birth, regarding the
proposed petition to Russia on the
Kishinef outrages. a
Besides the president, Simon S. 3
Wolff, of Washington; Osacr S.
Strauss and Leo NJ. Levi, of New
York, were present.
The result of the conference has
not been given out, but there is A
strong intimation that the petition
may yet be forwarded.
The president desires to close the G
incident, and some other way of ex z
pressing the sentiment of the United
States is likely to be found.
Soledad, Venezuela, July 12.-The
situation before Ciudad, Bolivia, is
The revolutionary forces
remain in possession of the city. The b
fleet is expected to arrive tomorrow
when the attack will be made.
Paris. July l4.-The French national
holiday is being enthusiastically cele
brated today in most brilliant man
ner. The main national event of the day t
was review of the garrison of Paris
at Longchamps. General Andre, min s
lister of war, President Loubet and
numerous other government officials
the magnificent spectacle. {
Chicago, July 14.-Joseph Howarth, 6
fifty years of age, instantly killed his
wife today at their home. =
A few hours later Howarth was to :
have appeared in the police court to L
answer a charge preferred by the dead F
woman of threats to kill her. After
the murder, Howarth COM ,
mitted suicide.
Kishineff, July 14.-The murderer of
the Dubassary boy, whose death was
charged to the Jews, and which was a
the immediate cause of the recent
massacre has been discovered. Gard
ner has confessed that the boys uncle
the crime.
Yosemite Valley, Cal, July IA
Mrs. Johns, visitor from New York
City, was found almost ;lifeless on
ledge of steep crevasse back of Sen
tinel Dome this morning. A relief
party has been working to effect her
rescue. The woman left the hotel
yesterday and lost her way.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES.