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

1relgnter. tie nad always been trust
ed man, but ran the Merton ashor
while trying to push her into Liver
pool in a fog. For that he was dis
missed from the service. Then b.
went up to Bridgeport to live and go
into more trouble. One night Jen
nings saw him crawling along tn
ledge of a window of his home anC
shot at him, thinking he was bur
glar. After that there was bad blood
between the two and Capt. Thompson
threatened Jennings. Capt. Thompson
went to Jennings place early today
and set fire to the barn. Then he sa
on the stoop, and while watching thu
blaze drank muriatic acid. His body
put out.
Washington, Nov. 9.-The United
States supreme court today granted
the motion recently made on behalf
of the state of Minnesota to advance
the hearing of the case of that state
VS.. the Northern Securities company.
The fourth of January was named fol
hearing the case.
Berlin, Nov. g. The latest news
concerning the condition of the EN-.
peror is that his condition remains
satisfactory. He worked several hours
this afternoon on government Business
and wrote a long telegram to King
Edward congratuliating him on his
birthday.
Rome, Nov. 9.-The first secret con-
sistory of the new pontifcate was held
today. No American cardinal was ap-
pointed. Several appointments of
archbishops and bishops we're made,
including that of Rev. j. j. Harry as
archbishop at Manila, P. l. The Rev.
Pedro Gonzales Y. Estrada was ap-
pointed bishop at Havana.
The pontiff walked from his apart
ments to the ball of the coBsistory at
tired in full pontificIal robes. After
the cardinals had greeted the pope the
real business of the day was proceed
ed with. The appointment of two
cardinals, Monseigneur Merry del Val
lie. papal secretary of state. and Mon
signeur Calegari, as archbishop at Pa
dua, was announced by the pope.
With the sign of approval from the
cardinals, the matter was concluded
and all doubt laid at rest for present
regarding the appointment of another
American cardinal.
Vincennes, Ind, Nov. 9.-Charles
and Laura FRANC of Windsor township
have filed suit for sl5, 900 damages
against August and Ernest Noelting.
The complaint alleges that in the alb
sence of FRANC the defendants entered
his home and murderously assaulted
Mrs. FRANC, kicking and bruising
her, breaking one arm aud two of her
ribs, because the Frangs refused to
vacate defendants premises.
I San Francisco, Nov. 9.-The steamer
Corea, which arrived here today from
the Orient, brought ninety-six young
Filipinos who have been sent to the
United States to perfect their educa-
ton. They have been assigned to va
rious colleges, the majority going to
h. 8 Tol,f1rnfa
Washington, Nov. 9.-The presi-
dents message will be sent to Con-
gress tomorrow. 1t will consist of
about 300 words, and will deal ex-
clusively with Cuban reciprocity.
Constantinople, Nov. o. Martial
law has been proclaimed in the dis
trict of Nassen Kalana, province of
Erzeroum, Asia Miner. Troops have
been quartered in all villages of that
district, as consequence of the revo-
Iutionary movements on the part of |
Hentchakists, arm of the Armenian |
society. Two bands of
recently crossed over
The Russo Turkish frontier with the |
intention of melting the inhabitants
20 rise against the Turkish govern |
nent. They we're quickly overtaken
by troops and one band was extermin-
tied, while the second was driven into |
Russian territory.
Boston, Nov. with an assembly |
If delegates. numbering nearly five
the American Federation |
;oday opened in Faneuil hall, its
twenty third annual convention. Pres
dent Samuel Gompers and John
Mitchell were present.
Washington, Nov. 9. - The fifty
Eighth congress convened in extraor-
linary session at noon today in &C
.ordance with the proclamation of
President Roosevelt, for enacting leg
station necessary to make effective
he Cuban reciprocity treaty. The
louse assembled with the largest men,
,ership in its history and the scene
vas one of great animation. Great
rowds filed the galleries. Many
handsome floral tributes to members
we're borne to their desks in the house
nd senate.
The house convened at noon in eX-
session. Intense interest
vas shown but the proceedings were
outline. With the gallery crowded,
With the chamber a mass of elaborate
loral offerings, the gavel of President
'ro Tep Frye was sounded at noon
oday. Calling the senate together
he routine opening session was
quickly transacted and the senate ad-
burned at 12:15.
University of California, Nov. o.
PRESIDENT Benjamin Ide Wheeler as
listed the fire department to fight n
lively blaze that threatened the safety
f the Hearst hall and new geological
laboratory of the state university at
tx o'clock this morning. A student S
house adjacent to the college
rounds was destroyed and a nearby
ouse partially burned. Wheeler
anne from his residence a mile away
after the alarm was
iven.
Salt Lake, Nov. 9.-Bessie Knecht,
the sleeping girl" is dead. 1, She
as taken to the hospital last Feb
uary in an unconscious condition,
emainirg in that condition for forty
even days. Later she partially re-
ived but soon afterwards fell into a