Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09

cargo. The Scorpion had large holC
 stove ill her bow, also, and proceeded
 to the navy yard for repairs.
 Oyster Bay, Sept. 2.-Henry Veil
 brenner was arrested late last nigh
 while making persistent demand tC
 see President Roosevelt. The mar
 was armed with revolver. He came in phaeton three times to Sagamort
 Hill, insisting that he should see the
 president. Each time he was stopped
 by the secret service men and was fin
 ally taken to the town jail. It is evi-
 dent from hIs conversation today that
 Weilbrenner is demented. He assert
 ed that he wanted to see the president
 about marrying his daughter Alice.
 The man is a son of a truck farmer,
 and resides at Syoset, five miles from
 Oyster Bay. He will be examined for
 insanity.
 London, Sept. 3.-The Alaskan
 boundary commission held it's first
 meeting today in the conference room
 of the foreign office. Reginald Tower,
 of the British diplomatic service, was
 selected as secretary of the commis-
 sion, and J. k. Carter, second secre-
 tary United States embassy, and MT.
 Hope representative of the Canadian government, were appointed assistant secretaries. Lord Chief Justice Al
 verstone was subsequently, chosen chairman of the commission. It was announced that the oral arguments would commence September l, and end, it is hoped, by Oct. 9.
 Manila, Sept. 3.-Twenty insur-
 rectors were killed by the constabulary in an engagement in the province of Cavite, near Laguna de Bay. One of the constabulary was killed. Rein forcements left for tine scene of dis turbance to subdue the insurgents, who have taken up strong position in the mountains.
 Constantinopl9, Sept. 3.-On the anniversary of his accession Tuesday, the sultan received, in an audience at the palace, the head of the religious communities. The ecumenical pat riarchs made speeches of congratula- tions, in reply to which the sultan spoke of the terrible disturbances throughout his empire, asserting his sole desire for the welfare of the pop ulation without distinction to race or religion. The portes notes of warning to the embassies and legations, that the Bulgarina agitators were project ing outrages against the embassies at was issued in conse- quence of the receipt at the Russian embassy of an anonymous letter outrages at the winter residence of the Russian ambassador and consul general.
 Washington, Sept. 3--Additional instructions were cabled to Beaupre, the American minister at Bogata, re- iterating the position of this govern ment in regard to the canal treaty. Beaupre advised President Roosevelt not to enter into an engagement with the Columbian government which would hamper his scope of action un- der the canal law.
 New York, Sept. 3.-Atter waiting | all morning for the weather to clear, today for another attempt to finish the series. The fog grad nally blew away and the wind in- creased to about seven knots, until at | twelve thirty it became certain there would be a race. The starting gun was fired at one o'clock, Reliance crossing the line at :0l :53 and the Shamrock 1 :02 :O0.
 The yachts made the start, sailing in freshening wind, the Reliance her adversary on port tack. When the Shamrock went about on ;tarboard tack at 2:0S a move which the Reliance duplicated five minutes later, the latter was more than half ! mile in the lead and almost as far to windward. The wind freshened to nine miles and the Reliance increased ler lead to one mile by the time she passed Long Branch. The defender swept down to outer mark on fast 5ime, making the turn at 3:42 :0U. The Shamrock was forced to tack fully mile from mark and rounded for nome ten minutes and six seconds be- lind the defender. By the time the American boat covered the five miles ,f run home she had increased her cad to one mile and five eights. A mall rent in her spinnaker retarded Ter somewhat, but at nine miles from he finish was two miles ahead. The ast half of the race was sailed in a lense fog and when the boats, were within two miles of the finish, almost obscured them. The Re lance maintained the lead to the end the line fully two miles ahead If the Shamrock, thus winning the ace and international series.
 Denver, Sept. Ex-Governor Pea ,ody has received telegram from the mayor of Victor and others, demand ng that troops be sent to the Cripple Jreek district for the protection of fife and property. The governor vill call out the troops today.
 Oyster Bay, Sept. 3.-The president eceived today scores of telegrams him on his escape from he hands of Weilbrenner, the insane armer. On account of the number if these messages he was unable to an wer them but appreciates the spirit ervice force has been increased since he arrest of the lunatic. Jacob A. { iiis, the author, was the only caller1 t Sagamore Hill today.
 Denver, Colo, Sept. 3.-Mrs. Theo iruse, wife of book binder, was shot nd killed today at her home by Mrs late Meiner. The murderess was ar ested. Jealousy is believed to have 'een the cause. ,
 Washington, Sept. Administer , Ieishman has cabled, that owing to i he disturbed conditions in Constan- I inOple, an additional detective force as been stationed at the American [ egation. This action was taken on