Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-24

Gu a AhAC AACA 80
we're discharged. The case VII b
transferred to Cynthiana for the mex
trial.
st. Louis, June he. J. Arnold
proprietor of the Arnold Turf Invest
ment company, who has been miss
ing since the company went to piece
lsat February, surrendered to the pc
lice this morning. Arnold is charged
with fraud.
Arnold Was Immediately released oil
bonds aggregating fifty six hundred
dollars.
/ Charleroi, Pa, June 19.-Three Sla'
miners we're fatally burned by pow
der explosion in the home mine
Nate Glaees was one of the victims
The men we're smoking in a room
where three cans of powder were
stored.
Guthrie, Okla, June 19.-Charle:
Hays has been arrested in Payne
county, Okla, on the charge of big
amy. 1t is said he has three wives.
He was removed to Chandler fol-
trial. After locating in Oklahoma be
married Miss Linnie Sykes of Glen
coe, but failed to return the license
to the minister. Afterwards going &c
Lincoln county he used the old Ii
cense, making the necessary change
and married another young woman.
1t is also claimed that he has a third
wife in Arkansas.
Detroit, Mich, June 19 - In order
to procure money for the education
of two beautiful young daughters and
to save her home in johannesburg,
South Africa. a handsome English
woman now in Detroit will tomorrow
morning go upon the streets of the
city with hand organ as a means of
earning livelihood.
She prefers to be known simply IN
der the sobriquet of "the British wild
ow," her high birth, family connec
tions and former social position and
wealth making it impossible that her
real name should be made publ
Waterloo, Iowa, June 19-While
going at terrific rate of speed and
turning on a curve, unaware of the
approach of a freight train, an east
bound passenger tram on the Illinois
Central railroad crashed into the
freight.
Nine persons we're killed outright.
Both engines we're completely wreck
ed. The engine crews are all dead
The collision was caused by the
freight crew misunderstanding their
orders, the passenger train having the
right of way.
Washington, June 19.-The percent
age of assertions from the army dur
ing the last fiscal year-from June, l
1901, to June 1, 19O2-was 10y actual
count only 81 per cent of the total
strength. For the present fiscal year
it amounted to but per cent, de-
crease of almost 1 per cent.
Desertions of late years from the
navy have been many, but statistics
show that they are now on the de-
crease.
Belgrade, June 19.-The deputation
to meet King Peter started this morn
ing for Geneva. Three sisters of the
late Queen Draga also departed from
Belgrade for Vienna. Foreign Min
lister Kalevics, today, visited the
Russian legation, formal relations
with Russia thus being resumed. The
provisional government is very short
of funds. 1t is generally expected
that the regicides will be promoted,
pensioned and gradually removed, as
the army remains master of the situa-
toin and will brook no slight and will
not permit of the punishment of the
assassins of the king and queen.
Hutchinson, Kan, June 70. John
Newberry was killed and Bob Gross
was seriously Wounded by two negroes
on Santa Fe train near here today.
The white men were bridge carpenters
on their way to the harvest fields.
The negroes attempted to hold them
up and a fight followed with above re-
suits. The negroes made their es-
cape.
London, June 19-Reports were
circulated in Belgrade today that a
crisis has occurred at Constantinople
and that the sultan his abdicated.
There has been no verification of the
rumor received at the foreign Office
yet, and the report is thought to be
erroneous.
st. Louis. June 19.-Tbe water is
receding rapidly and business is
approaching its normal status. The
latest estimates now show that the
flood caused the death of seventeen
people in East St. Louis and viei-
nifty. Four were drowned and three
were shot for river thievery.
San Francisco, June 19.-The river
steamer Onisbo for Stockton collideo
with the Iron Ship Castle Craig il
Carquinas straits. The steamer wa,
beached on the mud flats before she
sank. The passengers were taken of
in safety.
Washington, June 10. The an
nouncement is made at the depart
ment of state of the following consu
lar appointments: John G.. Foster
of Vermont, consul general to Otta
wa; Robert W. Bliss, consul TO Wen
ma; J. P. Long, of Pennsylvania
consul to Patras; Ewdard Higgins, o
Massachusetts. consul to BeTDe.
Washington, June 19.-Secretar!
Root issued an order this morning as
signing Major Gen. S. B. NJ. Young a
chief of staff with Maj. Gen. Corbin
and Brigadier General n. W.Carter a
the other general staff officers. Brig
adler General Tasker H. Bliss is t
become the president of the war col
Iege. The order takes effect Angus
10Th.
Philadelphia, June 19.-The on
hundred and twenty fifth anniversar!
of the evacuation of Valley Forge b,
the Continental army was commend
rated today by patriotic celebration
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia
presided.