Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-08-19

train crew were swept by the wat,
into tree tops, where they were re
cued at day light, this morning. III
engine is submerged in the stream
The accident was caused by clou
L burst.
Chautauqua, n. Y, Aug. I'D
Nj. Parry, president of the Nations
Association of Manufacturers deliver
j ed one of the most important ad
dresses before the conference toda
on the subject of the "Mob Spirit i
America" He characterized the mo
of organized labor as the most danger
Gus of all mobs.
kTrenton, n D.. Aug. 13.-The Els
peranza Mining company with cap
ital of 81, 500, 900 was incorporate,
here today to do a general mimi,
business. Solomon Guggenheim, o
Elberton, N. j., Daniel Guggenehein
: and W. W. Porter of New York ar,
the inccrporators.
Cripple Creek, Colo, Aug. 18th,
United Mine workers working in q
drainage tunnel were called out today.
The tunnel, which will drain most Of
the big mines in this. district would
have been completed in a week, if the
work had not been stopped.
Toronto, Cont, Aug. 13.-Ironde.
QUOT won the fifth and the deciding
race for the Canadian. cup today, the
American boat defeating the Strath-
coma by one minute.
London, Aug. 13.-Lord Salisbury
is seriously indisposed, according to
information received here direct from
the family at his Hatfield house.
Salonica, Aug. 13.-It is reported
that Bulgarian insurgents have mas
sacred the inhabitants of the large
Turkish village, Kenati, near Mon
astir. Only twenty escaped. Four
thousand troops are now bombarding
Krushevo, which is in the hands of
the insurgents. The Bulgsrians are
suffering severely.
Washington, Aug. l3.-The Inter
national Typographical union began
its sessions today with sharp contro-
versy over a motion to distribute a
pamphlet, prepared by the Newspaper
Publishers Association, with criti-
cism of the unions conduct in con-
nection with the printers strike at
Spokane and Seattle. The motion pre-
vailed despite the fact that the paper
does not bear the union label. The
union then listened to an address by
Frederick Driscoll, the collector of
the Publishers Association, relative
to the strikes in the state of Washing
ton. He sharply criticised the actions
of the union in breaking, arbitrarily,
their agreement.
Oyster Bay, Aug. 13.-President
Roosevelt's conference with the sub
committee of the senate committee
was not concluded until the small
hours of this morning. The whole
subject of financial legislation, at the
approaching session of congress was
thoroughly discussed. The entire
committee, consisting of Senators
Aldrich, Plat, of Connecticut, Ali
son and Spooner present. There
was no draft of currency bill, but
the presentations were reduced to
concrete form. Early this morning
the committee left Sycamore Hill on
the yacht Virginia and sailed for
Providence ON their return to Aid
rich's home.
st. Petersburg, Aug. l3.-The car
has created a new vice royalty, COM
prising the far eastern territory, and
his appointed Vice Admiral Alexieff |
to the place. The viceroy is vested |
with supreme authority in all
branches of civil administration, with |
the control of all diplomatic negotia-
tions regarding the territory, and the
command of the Russian fleet in the |
Pacific waters and all troops in his |
jurisdiction.
Hong Kong, Aug. 13.-Imperial
Chinese troops have been defeated by
the rebels at Hwei Chou Flu. Rein
forcements, consisting of 5000 German
drilled troops have arrived at Canton.
Washington, Aug. 1.-THE state de-
partment has received the following
from the American consul
at Martinique:
1.-The cane, cocoa and coffee crops |
are a total loss. Fruits, vegetables
are positively destroyed. Every town
and village is badly injured. Thou
sands of houses have been torn down,
but the deaths are few. Provisions
and galvanized roofing will find a
ready sale"
Denver, Colo, Aug. 1.-The Ma
tional Buildings trades council con-
vention today, after spirited debate,
endorsed Congressman-eIeot W. r.
Hearst for the presidency of the Unit
ed States. The vote was twenty eight
to nineteen.
Oakland, Cal. Aug. H.-William D.
English, former surveyor of the GUS
toms port at San Francisco, died to-
day of appendicitis.
Fontana, Kan, Aug. 14.-Williams
Higgins, age twenty years, was killed
in base ball game here today. He
was struck on the temple by the ball
while running bases.
London, Aug. 14.-There is no ma
terial change in the condition of Lord
this morning.
Cynhtiana, KY, Aug. 14.-Curtis
Jet and Thomas White, charged with
the assassination of James b. Mar
cum, of jackson, KY, we're today
found guilty and sentenced to life
Imprisonment. Jett received the YER
dict coolly. White, who apparently
has been under a severe strain during
the trial, flushed aud his eyes filled
with tears. \ motion for new trial
was announced.
London, Aug. 14.-BOth houses of
parliament assembled in the house of
lords today 20 hear the kings speech
parliament read. After
the reading parliament prorogued I'M
til November ,.